Rake I Got My New Rake

Mosey · Oct 22, 2002

OK Spencer, I'm jealous now! I'm sure it will serve you well. Next time your going to Nashville stop by and drop it off and I'll "test" it for you!

Spencer · Oct 22, 2002

Bartman, I'm about two hours from the southern edge of Michigan. The trees still have at least 75% of their leaves but it won't be long before most of them are down.

Spencer · Oct 22, 2002

Patrickg, I'm certainly no expert on using the rake yet. I can put the 3PH in the float position and the gauge wheels will prevent the rake from digging in too deep. I'm not sure exactly what you mean about the top link connection being slotted. I will post a couple of before and after photos I took Sunday on the first stretch of my driveway.

Spencer · Oct 22, 2002

Roysallis, the cost was $520 for the LLR72 rake itself and $205 for the dual gauge wheels. I had bought a different implement earlier in the year and had trouble with it. The dealer ended up letting me return it and gave me a credit towards the purchase of the rake. I ended up paying $37 dollars for the difference. It is nice having a dealer who is interested in keeping me as a customer.

Spencer · Oct 22, 2002

Mosey, I have seen your recent posts regarding making a rake out of your rear blade or buying the KK rake at TSC. I don't have to go down to Nashville anytime soon that I know of but I do have quite a few jobs to do. Two of those jobs are out in Maryland where all the sniper activity is going on. I have attached a map that shows the first twelve sniper attacks and the location of my two jobs. One job is in Rockville Maryland and the other job is in Damascus Maryland. Both locations are a little too close to the action for my comfort but the show must go on. To make things worse I drive a white van. Anyway, if for some reason I don't make it back from Maryland you can come up and get my rake.