Landscape Rake LP/Woods?
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jenkinsph
Super Star Member
GWH,
IIRC the LR2184 has the larger 4x4 box tubing frame that is what I would go with. My rakes are set up for IMatch if you are using this too then make sure it has a jack stand.
IIRC the LR2184 has the larger 4x4 box tubing frame that is what I would go with. My rakes are set up for IMatch if you are using this too then make sure it has a jack stand.
EverythingAttachments
Elite Member
Yes, people generally pay more for used Woods and Land Pride implements, but people also generally pay more for NEW Woods and Land Pride implements. We are not trying to make attachments that are as good as those brands, we are making attachments that are better in function and in value. The Everything Attachments rakes have a clevis hitch(not offered by Woods and only on the heaviest LP model) and a much heavier a-frame than the spoken models. They also have 8 forward/8 reverse settings and use Italian tines although the origin of the other brands is not told. Woods and Land Pride make really good attachments and will always have a huge following, but competition is what drives the market no matter what the product is!
I think the implements you make look well built. I can tell by the way they look and by the way you talk about them in the videos you put a lot of thought into them. Also thanks for making all of those videos on the showing the features of the different implements and how to use them, they are very informative.
EverythingAttachments
Elite Member
Thanks Bullitt for the compliment and you're right about the great amount of thought and research that goes into the design of our products. I've been around tractors and implements my whole life and I use the knowledge gained over the years to build my attachments as durable, user friendly and functional as possible with the best material available. I also try to provide you, our customer, with many quality photos and hands-on videos so you know that you're making the best informed decision when you purchase from Everything Attachments. We have several new attachments that will be introduced in the near future including a very impressive boxed frame adjustable disc harrow that is sure to be a hit so stay tuned!!
djradz
Veteran Member
Very happy with my Woods. Stoutly built all around. If you decide on the Woods, you may want to get a price from Roseel's in SE Michigan. They ship virtually everywhere and have especially good prices on Woods and KK.
Rosseels Farm & Garden Supply, Inc.
Rosseels Farm & Garden Supply, Inc.
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GreatWhitehunter
Veteran Member
I figured I'd post an update to this thread. I went back and forth on how often I used my last rake and my uses now. It came down to the fact I just couldn't justify the cost of the new unit for how often I use it. So I decided used was the only option. I've been scanning a 400 mile range for a good deal. I missed several that were exactly what I wanted by just hours.
Yesterday I finally struck gold. I found a Frontier LR72 for $500 30 min away. I was the first to contact the seller, I picked it up today and It's barely used. The owner said he used it twice. I'll post a few pics tomorrow, thanks for all the helpful repies.
Matt
Yesterday I finally struck gold. I found a Frontier LR72 for $500 30 min away. I was the first to contact the seller, I picked it up today and It's barely used. The owner said he used it twice. I'll post a few pics tomorrow, thanks for all the helpful repies.
Matt
Ted,
Can your landscape rakes double as pine straw rakes? Or will that not work?
Thanks
EverythingAttachments
Elite Member
I doubt any landscape rake will do a really great job of raking pine straw because the tines won't spring like the pine straw rake. You'll probably end up dragging more with you than you really want to but it could work. I'm sure someone here has tried it so maybe you'll get some "hands-on" advice soon.