Pitbull Rake by Tubeline

Designed for Silage and Haylage
Pitbull Rakes are a versatile tool designed to move large amounts of material across a bunker silo with minimal disruption. The best of two approaches, the Pitbull Rake works like a dozer blade combined with the properties of a bucket allowing operators to not only push material but carry it as well.
Like a dozer blade the Pitbull Rake can push and pile material into the bunker due to its large push plate. With the addition of solid tines across the bottom and bale spears on each side, the rake also functions like a bucket, able to carry high capacities of material up the bunker. This makes it ideal for filling low spots or piling material along the bunkers edge.
When carrying material, the push plate can be advanced forward to slowly push silage off the tips of the tines, dropping material on the bunk without pushing it along the surface potentially disrupting previously packed material.
The high visibility design makes it easy for operators to see where the tines are improving operator accuracy when cutting down high spots as the final contour of your bunker is formed. The easy-to-use flexible design of the Pitbull Rake makes it the best equipped tool for filling and shaping your bunker.
Pitbull warrants to the original purchaser all products to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of two (2) years from the date of purchase. Produced by Tube-Line Manufacturing Ltd.
1.888.856.6613
www.pitbullblades.com
6455 Reid Woods Drive, Elmira
Ontario, Canada, N3B 2Z3

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This design has been around Ireland and the UK for many decades and in Europe too, great and highly popular way to put up a pile, but its really originally a 3pt hitch tool, not as commonly used on a loader, but if it is, gives the advantage of also used to pack or "tamp" down the slopes and sides. Great to see them catching on here in north America and to see them being built here too. They really excel in heavy crops like alfalfa