Rake landscape rake

[tjkubota93]

I have a bx1860 and want to get a landscape rake.
I have decided to get a 60" wide one so it will cover my tracks when turned diagonal.
I cant decide between a landpride lr05 or a everything attachments extreme compact tractor. Either way I want gauge wheels. They are about the same $.
Is the LP made in USA? The EA is.
Any helpful opinions/info? Anyone have either of these? Thanks.

 

[Deerherd]

If your tractor is a cat 1 3pt I would go with the EA rake, it has offset. I think that land pride is a Cat 0 with cat 1 pins. Nothing wrong with the Land Pride, I own their rake and like it a lot but would want the offset.

 

[94BULLITT]

I would go with the EA rake also. It way more rake for the money than the LP. The Land pride LR05 is more for a garden tractor. It may be a little light duty for a BX.

 

[tjkubota93]

Thanks I think yall are right. Now I gotta find the money. Then I gotta learn how to use it.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

We like these comparisons!

 

[sixdogs]

On a landscape rake, weight and width are your friends. Light ones bounce around fail to penetrate equally but rather ride over the surface. For me, wider is always better and whatever you think you might need, think about adding an extra foot.

 

[94BULLITT]

On a landscape rake, weight and width are your friends. Light ones bounce around fail to penetrate equally but rather ride over the surface. For me, wider is always better and whatever you think you might need, think about adding an extra foot.

I have a Woods LR72 Landscape rake and it works fine for light work behind the BX.

 

[sixdogs]

I have a Woods LR72 Landscape rake and it works fine for light work behind the BX.

That model Woods is a great rake. I have the same model in 8ft --LR108--and it works great for me. Mostly use it behind a Kubota L4300 but also behind a JD 5520 to plow snow. It's not widely known but a landscape rake makes a great snowplow.