land scape rake ?

[FrogLick]

Although I've heard good things of Fred Cain implements I've not personally seen any since they're not readily available around here. Just last year I was in the market for a landscape rake primarily for maintaining a driveway, but also for spreading/leveling dirt & gravel on other areas of the farm. My preferred ag dealer handles both Woods and Land Pride, both brands I'm familiar with and well regarded. I wound up buying a Woods medium duty with dual gauge wheels and flip down grader blade; I decided on the Woods because of the grader blade option. It's a well built heavy implement that does a very nice job on the drive. I'm very pleased with it. It wasn't cheap but I've found in the past that going the cheap route usually means disappointment and wasted money.

 

[Baby Grand]

That Fred Caine is a very nice looking rake. I like the closed box section (square tubing) tine frame - much stiffer than angle or channel. Should help avoid a lot of the potential twisty-bendy problems Kebo mentioned.
-Jim

 

[sweettractors]

Although, I am a dealer for Fred Cain, The display model 6 ft Big Bee HD that I posted a picture of earlier has the same features for a lot less money. Ken Sweet