JCoastie
Platinum Member
I purchased a landscape rake from Homestead Implements about 2 months ago. Everything went smooth. They were responsive to both email and phone call questions which these days is rare.
I have contacted both cutthat.com about their SABRE SAMURAI CUTTER, and also Woodmaxx.com about their flail mower, neither of those companies responded to my inquiry.
The Homestead Implements rake arrived well packaged, undamaged, assembled, and had no missing parts (4 for 4), unlike the Titan rake I ordered which was 0 for 4.
I wouldn't say the rake is anything special, but it met my expectations where others did not. It's just a rake with normal steel, not AR steel like they use in their grapples which I've also been looking at.
We had a hurricane blow through here a few months ago, we lost about 40 pine trees. I used my pallet forks to move the debris, and while a grapple would have been easier, it would probably have taken me 3x the trips. I was able to load the forks really well, and couldn't have carried as many logs per trip with the grapple. At a 1/2 mile round trip from back to front, that would have added a lot of time, so I've pushed off the grapple for now. (a grapple would have been easier for the cut up tree tops, but not the logs in my situation)
I have contacted both cutthat.com about their SABRE SAMURAI CUTTER, and also Woodmaxx.com about their flail mower, neither of those companies responded to my inquiry.
The Homestead Implements rake arrived well packaged, undamaged, assembled, and had no missing parts (4 for 4), unlike the Titan rake I ordered which was 0 for 4.
I wouldn't say the rake is anything special, but it met my expectations where others did not. It's just a rake with normal steel, not AR steel like they use in their grapples which I've also been looking at.
We had a hurricane blow through here a few months ago, we lost about 40 pine trees. I used my pallet forks to move the debris, and while a grapple would have been easier, it would probably have taken me 3x the trips. I was able to load the forks really well, and couldn't have carried as many logs per trip with the grapple. At a 1/2 mile round trip from back to front, that would have added a lot of time, so I've pushed off the grapple for now. (a grapple would have been easier for the cut up tree tops, but not the logs in my situation)