Rake Landscape Rake

swoods80 · Jun 29, 2006

Hi,
I have a horse riding arena that has a sand base. The arena has collected some rocks that I want to remove. I was looking at the

Landpride Landscape rake for this task (the url is below) and was wondering if any one has had any experience with the product or could recommend an alternative. Ideally I would like something to collect the rocks as well.

http://www.landpride.com/products/prod_lr/prod_lr15.html#

Thanks,
Scott

Woody_NH · Jun 29, 2006

I have a LP LR1584 that has been used for grading/crowning a long gravel driveway over the past year. So far it is a good product.
Make sure you get the gauge wheels.

ronjhall · Jun 29, 2006

I have LR1584 also. Make sure you get the gage wheels. The ones in the picture are the narrow set. I have the wider tires on my rake.
Picking up rocks (read: windrow) will depend on size of rocks. Anything 1" or smaller will pass through the tines. If there is grass or other debris mixed in rake will windrow smaller rocks.

rickmacheske · Jun 29, 2006

What kind of price have you been getting for the LR1584? Also, I'm wondering if I need the wheels since I'm putting a hydralic top link on my tractor.

ronjhall · Jun 29, 2006

I have top and tilt. I believe that the gage wheels on a rake work better with a hydraulic top link. I would not buy the rake without gage wheels. I can do without hydraulic top link.

Theowegian · Jun 29, 2006

I have a LR1572 without the gauge wheels. I like it alot. I would buy another LP rake. The cost was less than $600. The gauge wheel kit was about $300 from a Landpride dealer. I did remove every other tine and it worked better for my brush removal tasks and driveway smoothing.

8561 · Jun 29, 2006

I have a 72" Woods rake and I also have top'n'tilt. I have gauge wheels on the rake. I think you'll be sorry if you don't add wheels.

Dex · Jun 29, 2006

I have a 72 iin rake that came from Agri-supply. No wheels and my neighbor uses it all the time to drag her arena with no problems.

FamilyFarm · Jun 29, 2006

I have the LP 2584 with guage wheels. I would not be able to use it w/o the wheels on my rough terrain. I guess if you were in a really smooth, level arena it might work ok without it. It is a nice rake, very tough.
Terry