This also has demonstrations of things you should not do with a landscape rake. USA Made**Factory Direct**HUGE Free Shipping Zone! More info/prices here: www.everything...
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Wow, I'm impressed. I love that you are showing us the stuff we probably shouldn't do but will probably try anyways. I am amazed at how that rake is holding up.
I am impressed not only of the quality of your equipment but the meshing of you and Peanut. You guys work well together. next, I wish that we had a source of your equipment here in mid-Missouri.
I like that this is real world, and with a real world tractor, not everyone has a new 75 hp compact tractor 4x4. Been looking at these and now I think it's time to buy!!
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Just got mine yesterday. 6' on a Mahindra 2538. Great piece of gear for getting the brush, limbs and undergrowth. Looking forward to the property drying out so I can start carving a new driveway (with the box blade) and using this to grade/run the gravel. Guess I need a Hydro Top & Tilt now. Thanks EA for a well built product.
Big thanks for the videos. I'll be giving you all a call soon to get one of these. Was looking at Woods but love that float slot at the top. I have a Ford 1220 and look forward to seeing it behind her soon :)
I consider myself to be a good grading operator on a tractor and I am impressed with this attachment, and I like the hydraulic top link and the durability of the tines. Good job, I think I would have to try pretty hard to tear them up
I enjoyed watching you all use that landscaping rake doing different things. I am about to use mine to do some leveling in my yard. I have a large limb which fell from a walnut tree, but didn't come all the way down. I am considering grabbing the part on the ground and see if I can pull the rest of the limb down. Thanks for showing us how to use this accessory correctly.
Well, putting it simply. If I was on that side of the pond I would be in as a client. Can't be simpler than that. ;-) Very good presentation. Let's not forget the upper slot for the top link, that's an awesome and so simple feature. Cheers
Thanks for all the great videos, I am buying a new Kabota B or L series this weekend. I will be calling you soon. You have sold me on the rake, and a few other 3 point attachments I plan on purchasing.
Wow, I too am impressed. You guys make top quality implements. Just wish I was in the free shipping area :-). And thanks for the great and informative videos!!!
We're glad you enjoy the videos. People outside of the free zone, even totally across the country, are usually very surprised by our outstanding freight rates. Next time you need something, give us a call or email sales@everythingattachments.com. Thanks for watching and stay tuned.
I have a cub cadet 5234dl with a 4 foot landscape rake. Im working on a grass field with lots of deep ruts and elk and deer tracks everywhere. So far, I have not been able to get the rake to scrape off the top of the ground to level everything out. All it does is slide over the ground, like it was raking the grass. What do I need to do to get it to dig in, so as to scrape off the high spots
It sounds like you really should try using a box blade, which will dig into harder surfaces better than a rake www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Box-Blades-Box-Scraper-Grader-Box-s/85.htm
Thanks for watching! As long as they're loose, not embedded, it should do awesome with them. Feel free to email sales@everythingattachments.com or call 866-581-5818 with any questions.
I'm just going to say... your doing everything that a normal person's going to do that the normal manufacturers would say don't do it. It's a tool that performs.
I've got about an acre with several years of pine needles, black oak and maple leaves, fallen branches and rotten manzanita stumps to clean up. I don't want to dig into the soil as part of the clean up is in front of my house. Is there a way to float the tines just above the ground using the wheels? I'm using a 49 ford tractor.
+Kevin Cousins You could use a landscape rake with gauge wheels to prevent it from digging into the earth. Compact tractor landscape rake: www.everythingattachments.com/Compact-Tractor-Landscape-Rake-p/eta-cmp-lr.htm Severe Xtreme Landscape Rake: www.everythingattachments.com/Everything-Attachments-Landscape-Rake-Root-Rake-p/etalr-iii.htm The pine needle rake would handle the needles and probably the leaves, but would not stand up to stumps or large limbs. Pine needle rake: www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Pine-Straw-Rakes-Pine-Needle-Rakes-s/3425.htm
Haha. Thanks for watching! We actually make one specifically for subcompact tractors like your BX. Check it out here: www.everythingattachments.com/Land-Shark-Compact-Landscape-Rake-p/ls-lsr.htm You're also welcome in the EA Channel facebook group: facebook.com/groups/EverythingAttachmentsLounge/
I can see it working for those uses. This rake is designed specifically for subcompacts www.everythingattachments.com/Land-Shark-Compact-Landscape-Rake-p/ls-lsr.htm Feel free to call us or email sales@everythingattachments.com if you have questions. Thanks for watching!
+jerry arnold (jdawgsworld) It would rake all of that. If you want to rake pine needles with minimal damage to the underlying soil or turf, we offer pine needle rakes for that purpose, however the pine needle rake would not be very effective for raking brush or vines. www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Pine-Straw-Rakes-Pine-Needle-Rakes-s/3425.htm
No, in my humble opinion I don't think Peanut talks.. Peanut is just performing his job in a typical "americanized" way, wearing short pants (in the bushes) as if he were just getting ready to have fun by the beach with three of his sidekicks, and letting the machine do all the job that a human being could do better.. Yeah..that's for sure.
@@christopherologist …he,he,he..No, not at all.. It doesn’t upset me whatsoever.. It’s ‘cause by me being a wage slave, I still get hope to climb up one day to the Ivory tower where I could tell you’re now enthroned, you know?
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Wow, I'm impressed. I love that you are showing us the stuff we probably shouldn't do but will probably try anyways. I am amazed at how that rake is holding up.
I am impressed not only of the quality of your equipment but the meshing of you and Peanut. You guys work well together. next, I wish that we had a source of your equipment here in mid-Missouri.
Thanks for the good words, sir! Actually, we ship to MO all the time!! Give us a shout next time you're in the market. Thanks for watching!!
I like that this is real world, and with a real world tractor, not everyone has a new 75 hp compact tractor 4x4. Been looking at these and now I think it's time to buy!!
Thanks, Robert! If you're on facebook, be sure to join the EA Channel group and post pics when you get it! facebook.com/groups/EverythingAttachmentsLounge/
Just got mine yesterday. 6' on a Mahindra 2538. Great piece of gear for getting the brush, limbs and undergrowth.
Looking forward to the property drying out so I can start carving a new driveway (with the box blade) and using this to grade/run the gravel.
Guess I need a Hydro Top & Tilt now.
Thanks EA for a well built product.
Big thanks for the videos.
I'll be giving you all a call soon to get one of these.
Was looking at Woods but love that float slot at the top.
I have a Ford 1220 and look forward to seeing it behind her soon :)
I consider myself to be a good grading operator on a tractor and I am impressed with this attachment, and I like the hydraulic top link and the durability of the tines. Good job, I think I would have to try pretty hard to tear them up
I enjoyed watching you all use that landscaping rake doing different things. I am about to use mine to do some leveling in my yard. I have a large limb which fell from a walnut tree, but didn't come all the way down. I am considering grabbing the part on the ground and see if I can pull the rest of the limb down. Thanks for showing us how to use this accessory correctly.
Well, putting it simply. If I was on that side of the pond I would be in as a client. Can't be simpler than that. ;-)
Very good presentation. Let's not forget the upper slot for the top link, that's an awesome and so simple feature.
Cheers
Thanks for all the great videos, I am buying a new Kabota B or L series this weekend. I will be calling you soon. You have sold me on the rake, and a few other 3 point attachments I plan on purchasing.
you guys do some great videos, i have learned alot by watching .
We're glad they're helpful. Stay tuned because we plan to crank out some new videos this spring! Thanks for watching!!
I have one and I love it
Impressive rake. I bought one last night. I think a set of forks on the loader would do much of that more abusive stuff. good demo!
Thanks! Yeah, we have tractors with grapples, which would've taken care of a lot of it, but we needed to lay a beating down on the rake!!
Wow, I too am impressed. You guys make top quality implements. Just wish I was in the free shipping area :-). And thanks for the great and informative videos!!!
We're glad you enjoy the videos. People outside of the free zone, even totally across the country, are usually very surprised by our outstanding freight rates. Next time you need something, give us a call or email sales@everythingattachments.com. Thanks for watching and stay tuned.
I have enjoyed your videos and learned quite a bit from them. Thank you and keep up the good work.
LOVE your products And your Marketing methods. The Next attachment I buy Will definitely be from You.
Great stuff. I wish I had some land to use your attachments on! Keep it up. Love watching your vids.
I have a cub cadet 5234dl with a 4 foot landscape rake.
Im working on a grass field with lots of deep ruts and elk and deer tracks everywhere.
So far, I have not been able to get the rake to scrape off the top of the ground to level everything out.
All it does is slide over the ground, like it was raking the grass.
What do I need to do to get it to dig in, so as to scrape off the high spots
It sounds like you really should try using a box blade, which will dig into harder surfaces better than a rake www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Box-Blades-Box-Scraper-Grader-Box-s/85.htm
Where do I go to hire this done to my yard
my first guess at the tractor driver's name was 'Jimmy'.... but 'Peanut' was my second guess
How would this do with large potato to football sized rocks?
Thanks for watching! As long as they're loose, not embedded, it should do awesome with them. Feel free to email sales@everythingattachments.com or call 866-581-5818 with any questions.
I'm just going to say... your doing everything that a normal person's going to do that the normal manufacturers would say don't do it. It's a tool that performs.
Nice looking design.
I've got about an acre with several years of pine needles, black oak and maple leaves, fallen branches and rotten manzanita stumps to clean up. I don't want to dig into the soil as part of the clean up is in front of my house. Is there a way to float the tines just above the ground using the wheels? I'm using a 49 ford tractor.
+Kevin Cousins
You could use a landscape rake with gauge wheels to prevent it
from digging into the earth.
Compact tractor landscape rake: www.everythingattachments.com/Compact-Tractor-Landscape-Rake-p/eta-cmp-lr.htm
Severe Xtreme Landscape Rake: www.everythingattachments.com/Everything-Attachments-Landscape-Rake-Root-Rake-p/etalr-iii.htm
The pine needle rake would handle the needles and probably the
leaves, but would not stand up to stumps or large limbs.
Pine needle rake: www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Pine-Straw-Rakes-Pine-Needle-Rakes-s/3425.htm
Looks good. thanks for the video. Have you ever thought about adding those wheels to either a back blade or a grading scraper?
Peanut is a great tractor operator.
I'm imprest I wish I did not cost so much for delivery in Canada we need good quality here I Canada good job
This is awesome. Can I get a loner to test out on my 2011 BX 2660? You can come and do the test and bring Peanut
. LOL
Haha. Thanks for watching! We actually make one specifically for subcompact tractors like your BX. Check it out here: www.everythingattachments.com/Land-Shark-Compact-Landscape-Rake-p/ls-lsr.htm
You're also welcome in the EA Channel facebook group: facebook.com/groups/EverythingAttachmentsLounge/
Would this work to level top soil and to seed grass? Also do you have one for a John Deere 1025r. Thanks for the video
I can see it working for those uses. This rake is designed specifically for subcompacts www.everythingattachments.com/Land-Shark-Compact-Landscape-Rake-p/ls-lsr.htm Feel free to call us or email sales@everythingattachments.com if you have questions. Thanks for watching!
If you made one of these that could attach to the bottom of a FEL it would be nice!
Best thing I ever did with mine was to take every other tooth out of it. Dirt filters through faster and bigger rocks and sticks stay.
Great vid
If it can rake up 40ft trees, i guess thats good enough for me...
ok, i figured this was the rake i wanted...so, i'm looking at pine straw/brush and maybe vines...so would this rake work for that?
+jerry arnold (jdawgsworld) It would rake all of that. If you want to rake pine needles with minimal damage to the underlying soil or turf, we offer pine needle rakes for that purpose, however the pine needle rake would not be very effective for raking brush or vines.
www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Pine-Straw-Rakes-Pine-Needle-Rakes-s/3425.htm
EverythingAttachment thx...it looks like a solid tool...I just got to got my money lined up...always hard to do
do you make thumbs or backhoes
Any video with the Gauge wheels?
The gauge wheels are shown in action at around the 20 minute mark. Thanks for watching!
Hello sir , dose your company sell the hydraulic top link
Sorry, we do not, but thanks so much for asking!
Love that tractor
What size rake is that?
It is a 96" Severe Xtreme, shown here www.everythingattachments.com/Everything-Attachments-Landscape-Rake-Root-Rake-p/etalr-iii.htm
Good job P-nut
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Great video. Does Peanut ever talk ? (-:
No, in my humble opinion I don't think Peanut talks.. Peanut is just performing his job in a typical "americanized" way, wearing short pants (in the bushes) as if he were just getting ready to have fun by the beach with three of his sidekicks, and letting the machine do all the job that a human being could do better.. Yeah..that's for sure.
@@bluejay3536 do you still drive your prius to your cubicle? Does being a little wage slave still upset you?
@@christopherologist …he,he,he..No, not at all.. It doesn’t upset me whatsoever.. It’s ‘cause by me being a wage slave, I still get hope to climb up one day to the Ivory tower where I could tell you’re now enthroned, you know?
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