GirlWhoWantsTractor
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Where can you buy gage wheels? Can anyone post a picture of this setup?
Raking gravel driveway
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Where can you buy gage wheels? Can anyone post a picture of this setup?
airbiscuit
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A friend is ordering this or a similar set. However, we have to mod it for greater length to get the wheels back a bit further. We used my EA rake with EA wheels as a template:
Another supporter of a good rake with a set of wheels (and TNT). For most any type of work I typically set the wheels 1" higher than the tines with the rake and tractor sitting level and leave them there. I then adjust fore/aft angle using TNT to dig deeper if required, along with 3PH depth control. It does a great job with gravel or light digging/scraping.
Industrial Toys
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I have a thousand foot driveway with limestone screenings. I generally use a Harley Rake, but find that it can make a washboard for whatever reason. Plus, I am always hard pressed to get rid of any remaining windrow.
I was at an auction last week (which I missed) and saw they had many Bannerman style ball field conditioners. A bunch of blades and brushes. Has anyone ever used one of these on a driveway?
I was at an auction last week (which I missed) and saw they had many Bannerman style ball field conditioners. A bunch of blades and brushes. Has anyone ever used one of these on a driveway?
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OP: Crusher Run is what I use.
I also have a long driveway and an EA rake with wheels. An excellent way to maintain the gravel.
I also have a long driveway and an EA rake with wheels. An excellent way to maintain the gravel.
airbiscuit
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With gauge wheels?
Egon
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Put the gauge wheels on a backblade and you'll have a tool that can work your road surface. The rake moves larger stones around and makes it look really good till traffic pounds the stones out of the hollows.
