I have both for my B3200 but I think they are two different tools if you have larger trees and stumps the tooth bar works great but small saplings and briars the Rachel rake is the way to go. You wedge the pricker bushes in between the teeth and pop out the whole thing roots and all. I cleared a fire pit area back in the woods probably 50' by 40' it was full of prickers and poison ivy. Cleared all that with the RR and two years later nothing has grown back.
Why nobody talking about rachet rake
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I know this is a very old thread - but I was wondering if someone who has one can advise the weight of the small unit and the thickness of the steel-- I have an older B7100 and are worried about the added weight on the bucket
Looked at that but doesn’t have the specific details and I sent them an email but haven’t had any reply. Would be great if anyone who has one could send me some detailed close-up pictures with a ruler for sizes. And maybe give me an idea and roughly how much it weighs.
Wow it must be heavy
Any chance you could please send me some specs -as still haven’t heard from MFA … like thickness of steel. Width and sizes of the teeth.