Land Shark Hydraulic Landscape Rake

[jmc]

Well done, and I'm with Eddie on the stress distribution.

One thing I've encountered on a cat 1/ cat 2 combo grader blade is that the 3point hitch lower arm attachment points on the A frame were too high for my cat 1. You want the pivot axis to be plumb in the operating position so when you rotate the blade, it doesn't inadvertently tilt the blade too. Not much sense in having hydraulic rotation but then needing to get down and manually correct the sidelink if you don't have hydraulic tilt too. By the time my cat 1 3ph was high enough to make the axis plumb, there wasn't much further 3ph lift available to raise the implement very far. That was a Woods grade blade and they might want to keep everything high and out of the snow or dirt. Hope your rake design is better it that regard.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Here's the product video with Ted. It gives you a better idea of the physical size of this beast with him standing beside it!
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

The product pages are built on the website. We made 3 separate pages for them because of the configuration options.
Here they are:
72" Land Shark Landscape Rake
84" Land Shark Landscape Rake
96" Land Shark Landscape Rake

 

[GreatWhitehunter]

An impressive looking rake for sure, I looks as if you've incorporated influence from both LP and Woods Designs. Anybody care to place a bet on how long it'll take Eric to break something on it?:laughing:
I've got a Jackson on 3 hr's tops!!

Matt

 

[Luke'sScreenName]

An impressive looking rake for sure, I looks as if you've incorporated influence from both LP and Woods Designs. Anybody care to place a bet on how long it'll take Eric to break something on it?:laughing:
I've got a Jackson on 3 hr's tops!!

Matt

Lol! I'd be at 5hrs if you include breaking something on his tractor too.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Here's a video I streamed live to the EA Facebook Page a few weeks back showing the reach and functionality of the new rake.
Travis

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Last year I asked Travis and Ted to build a killer rake for me and they did. Although I meant to put out some videos about this attachment, I never had an opportunity to use it until just yesterday. I can see that this rake will become one of my go-to tools for smoothing bumpy, washed out driveways and roads. My first use and I smoothed a mile of our private road, cleaning out a washout on my driveway and began exploring cleaning up forest refuse and litter and smoothing the top soil where I've cleared.

Thanks to Travis, Ted, and everybody else over at EA!

 

[EverythingAttachments]

The incredibly strong main hitch/beam for this landscape rake will also accept our hydraulic scrape blade moldboard, so why not save money?

You can now purchase an 84" or 96" Land Shark scrape blade and add a Landscape Rake tine bar to the order!

Check out all the options, pics, videos and prices here:

84" Land Shark Scrape Blade with hydraulic and combo options.

96" Land Shark Scrape Blade with hydraulic and combo options.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Last year I asked Travis and Ted to build a killer rake for me and they did. Although I meant to put out some videos about this attachment, I never had an opportunity to use it until just yesterday. I can see that this rake will become one of my go-to tools for smoothing bumpy, washed out driveways and roads. My first use and I smoothed a mile of our private road, cleaning out a washout on my driveway and began exploring cleaning up forest refuse and litter and smoothing the top soil where I've cleared.

Thanks to Travis, Ted, and everybody else over at EA!

I thought I responded to this earlier, but THANKS for the business and for taking the time to make the great video showing the beast in action!!
Travis

 

[HCJtractor]

I have been thinking of building a rake to replace the blade on my Landpride rear blade. I know Everything Attachments has sold various kits before. I wonder if they would consider selling me just the 96" crossbar with the tines only, from their extreme duty rake? I would enjoy adapting this to my frame, and perhaps save some money. i like the design of their crossbar, and this would be hard to fabricate with my basic tools. So if one of the EA guys read this, please consider my request. I actually asked the salesman on their phone today and he blew off my request. Maybe one of their contributors to this site would reconsider this. So if an EA guy reads this, would you? PM me if you like.

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