T-8 Harley rake

[Rowski]

Here ya go...

Some pictures of before & after Harley Rake.

The next series of pictures are of a silt pond that was dug out. It had silt and clay. When the HR got to it was rock hard! You could touch it with a shovel.

No problem for the HR! Took 3 passes to get it level. Working the material at different angles WITH end plates in to a pile. The only hand work was picking up that pile which was a bucket full!

Rat... Did you see that rock picker from Harley? Pretty nice.... Expensine I bet!

 

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[_RaT_]

Derek nice job and nice looking place, a little like what my place looks like, only mine being not as green. The rake does such a good job with so little manual work being needed over such huge areas so quickly. The rock picker from Harley is bound to be pricey. It cracks me up, here we are with these incredible tools separating the rocks and debris from our soil, leveling, loosening and placing all that debris in a row for us to scoop up with our loader and we think, hey what a about a rock picker. I think it's human nature and I must admit having those thoughts. I would say I'm spoiled. Now I really want the carbide roller. Rat.

 

[Jim1764]

Anyone know where I can rent one of these in southern New England?, MA, CT, RI. Looks like just what I need for a weekend to get my lawn back in shape. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Jim

 

[_RaT_]

I have yet to see one for rent. It's to bad to since they do such a fantastic job. I just got mine hooked up to my relatively new tractor for the first time today. Without the loader on, the front end comes right off the ground everytime I press the forward pedal. It weighs between 1500lbs and 2000lbs as I recall.