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Landscape rake

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Jack-Iowa

05-25-2006 16:03:14




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whats the best way to use this? Just let it down and go or just barely let it touch the surface and go?
Just trying to get twigs and other stuff piled up.
Thanks




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Eldon (WA)

05-28-2006 18:24:23




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 Re: Landscape rake in reply to Jack-Iowa, 05-25-2006 16:03:14  
I've had the best luck with mine by removing every other tooth otherwise it acts like a blade. With it angled it will windrow the larger rocks pretty good..... if you want to get rid of small rocks the only way to go is with a power rock rake (can you afford $9K!). I find the landscape rake works best for brush removal or feathering out topsoil.....



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vally farm

05-26-2006 15:18:28




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 Re: Landscape rake in reply to Jack-Iowa, 05-25-2006 16:03:14  
get one that has the wheels on it. then you can get it set PERFECTLY to do anything you want.



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Randy as in Randy-IA

05-25-2006 19:30:53




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 Re: Landscape rake in reply to Jack-Iowa, 05-25-2006 16:03:14  
You can move a fair amount of dirt with a landscape rake if you drop it with full weight or have down pressure on the tph . Jc has it right on the nose - trial and error . I found that they can be a little tricky to use effectively but it's a quick learning curve . Good luck . ...Randy



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jc

05-25-2006 18:06:09




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 Re: Landscape rake in reply to Jack-Iowa, 05-25-2006 16:03:14  
Trial and practice. Only you know the result that you desire. Learning by the seat of your pants. Git-r-dun.



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