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RandyNcal

12-04-2003 15:29:55




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Guys, help me out. I looked in archives but no complete answers. I have 18 acres and need to clean up. Have bushhogged weeds but would like to pile up and burn or shread again. Also will have lots of tree limbs and brush to burn. I have been looking at the landscape rakes but can't seem to get a good answer as to wheather these will do the job or waste of money? please help




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John Kirsch NY

12-05-2003 11:07:34




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 Re: landcape rake in reply to RandyNcal, 12-04-2003 15:29:55  
I use a set of forks on the loader and an 8ft stone rake on the 3pt hitch for cleaning up loose brush. The combination of the 2 seems to work well. John in NY



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paul

12-05-2003 10:30:10




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 Re: landcape rake in reply to RandyNcal, 12-04-2003 15:29:55  
It will sure help. What you are doing is slow tedious work no matter what tool you use, as long as you keep that in mind. Branches bunch up & do not 'gather' well no mater what you use.

Another alternative is a rock bucket on your loader, you could lift & stack the branches better if you have a lot of them.

But it will always be kinda slow work, the rake should get you there.

--->Paul



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Jeff

12-05-2003 06:15:10




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 Re: landcape rake in reply to RandyNcal, 12-04-2003 15:29:55  
I have a 6' rake it works pretty good. problems are tree limbs around 2" can get hung up between teeth. Also if you hook a pile it will slide for a while and then roll out from under rake, maybe because rake is so light had this happen quite a few times.

Jeff



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Ernie Bob

12-04-2003 22:54:32




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 Re: landcape rake in reply to RandyNcal, 12-04-2003 15:29:55  
Randy;

I have a 6'landscape rake that I used on our pasture to clean up trash and rocks that ended up there after years of manure spreading. It worked quite well, it took some time but cleaned up the pasture real well.

Hope this helps!
Ernie Bob



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