Rake How can one person connect a landscape rake to a 3 point hitch ?
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RoyJackson
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Yeah, Pat's system works great! But you still may need to get the implement's pins higher off the ground. I use a jackstand.
techwrtr2
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Easy Change works well for me though you still need to approach the implement straight on. Sometimes I just don't seem to be able to do it. :confused2:
When I do manage to get lined up, I don't have to get off the tractor to get the bottom pins matched and latched. Just need to put the top link into place.
I need to find me another cheap jack stand. Planning to get me a new landscape rake soon and I'll want one for it.
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watch cheap tool store sales, and yard sales. every now and then you can get light to medium duty jack stands at cheap tool stores inthe 10-15$ range. I've picked up yard sale stands for 5-10$ can't have too mank jack stands.. 
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Got the rake today. I purchased it from everything attachments online. It came with a built in stand. The stand is a single metal dowl with a foot and a pin so the rake stands up when not attached to the tractor. Not a bad idea and great for my back. Thanks everyone for your advise. Like I've posted before I have never owned nor needed to own a tractor before purchasing these 5 acres. Boy what a difference it makes !
