SSQA landscape rake?

[GreensvilleJay]

I cleared out the perimeter of an 8 acre field using only the pallet forks on my BX23S. It's amazing what they can do,once you get into it ! While a grapple is available it's heavy and requires a 3rd function kit.
Perhaps an 'option' to think about.....

 

[drygulch]

Yeah, thanks, that's actually what I've got on the agenda today for some larger material I've pushed up against some woods. Love the ROI on the forks.

And I've actually gotten pretty efficient with just the bucket and tooth bar for final grooming.

Greg

 

[GreensvilleJay]

practice,practice,practice and you get good at something after doing it a zillion times !

 

[drygulch]

Indeed!

 

[D2Cat]

practice,practice,practice and you get good at something after doing it a zillion times !

Only IF you practice it correctly.

 

[GreensvilleJay]

well if you practice wrong ,you break things... so then you get to practice your WELDING SKILLS !!!

 

[chim]

Friend said. "Practice never made perfect. Practice makes consistent".

 

[skeets]

 

[drygulch]

Thanks. Good to see a 3PH adapted version in action.

I would have expected it to be slightly more wonky with the rake that far out from the loader, but def seemed tolerable.

Allowing the landscape rake to be used on the back is a plus. Hard to predict the future, but I envision using it more on the front, and if I fab/mod something I'd probably still want it a little tighter to the loader.

Currently would lean towards something similar to the Heavy Hitch 60" in the video posted by @Bee-Positive

Thanks for all the input.

Greg

 

[Runs With Scissors]

Friend said. "Practice never made perfect. Practice makes consistent".

Our Senior Drill Instructor, back in the day, used to scream in our faces…...

“Practice DOES NOT make perfect, you stupid F___Ks…..PERFECT PRACTICE makes perfect, ”

We were the “Honor Platoon” that session.

 

[skeets]

Our CC use to say when we started something new,,, Slow is smooth ,,, smooth is fast!