How To Use a Landscape Rake Part 1
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Ted and Peanut are in the field after the flood here in Catawba County, NC. This field was covered in water, which has brought river sand and more in that will kill the grass if nothing is done. The landscape rake does a great job of filtering out the sand. Stay tuned for part 2. USA Made**Factory Direct**HUGE Free Shipping Zone! More info/prices here:
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This channel is a gold mine; paving the way for future small farmers.
Grew up in your neck of the woods. Graduated from FTF. Been stationed out in Washington State for years. Love y’all’s videos. Very educational both in how to use the implements but how to set them up. Plus listening to y’all gives me a little taste of home. Keep them coming.
This is what big gardens perfectly needs. It is almost similar in doing farm works. I will surely recommend this video to all my friends who are planning to create a garden out from their big empty lawn.
I like that you show all the equipment you make being tested! Now all I have to do is get a tractor to be able to buy some of your attachments!
I have a 2600 and bought a 6' rake. It's awesome and if you watch soil conditions you can do anything with them. They're great for weeding small tender weeds in the pecan orchard faster than a tiller and no moving parts! I people have any doubt, buy one and you'll love it!
I now have a landscape rake to level my yard and it is working just fine. I found this implement to be very useful since my lawn is not level and there is so many low spots on my lawn.
Great information. That's a very tough looking rake!
I just bought a landscape rake and attached the depth guide wheels to the back. Use it to pick up just sticks among the plantation trees by removing two out of every three teeth. With all the teeth, the rake drags too much grass and sod when that isn't the goal
Works like a charm to remove woody debris left over after removing trees and taking away the tops using THE THUMB grapple on the forks. Well worth the money. Leaves it near ready to use the lawn mower.
This was very interesting have not seen nothing like it before thanks for sharing it.
These also work well for arena maintenance and conditioning, if you use a pea gravel/sand mixture for your surface. Works especially well when you don't want to lift material like a rotary harrow would.
Nicely done. Answered all my questions. Thank you.
Thank you. Really appreciated the discussion of HP and weight.
Ted i work for a dealership that deals with a very popular tractor and equipment. I totally agree with you on the matter that we wish tractors would have stayed simple. I have friends that purchased implements from you and i love how well they are built. One guy has a extreme 6ft disk and I love that machine, infinite gang adjustments, really good looking bearings. 6 -7 years old, and not replaced any of the bearings yet. Good job guys and gals.
Thanks so much for the good words and for following along!! #StayTuned
Awesome attachment
Very good design, I really enjoyed watching the video 👍
You're a fantastic salesman....! @ 22:35 "he's pulling a load of crap..." PRICELESS....! great vid, great fun.... you had me spellbound- THANKS! Gordon in Maui
Gordon McCoy ummm excuse me but I'm pretty sure he said "he's pulling a WAD of crap" lol
I was watching this hoping for tips on how to use it to clear rocks.. unfortunately my rake doesn't seem to do that good of a job (maybe the problem is on the tractor seat, who knows) at filtering that dirt and pulling just the rocks... Any chance of doing a video of clearing rocks using a rock bucket? tempted to get that as my next attachment...
When i install a new lawn, could i bring in a couple trucks of dirt and use this to grade? i use a skid steer with a power rake and 4-1 bucket to grade now. it seems like on the larger jobs i could rent a tractor w/ a front end loader and a landscape rake to get the same results. I rent everything so i might be trying this out on the next job. I can save a ton on rental fees if it works out
you gave golden advice. patience....take your time. if you don't have the tractor power, don't try to do it.
I did just that - Travis was super helpful and the whole process could not have been easier!!
Great video, I have been thinking of a landscaping rake and now I see how good it would work with sand and rocks. I was waiting for you guys to pull up a snake or two and that would be it for me..... Great Job !
great vid
glad you explained HP and weight of tractors. you can get a 20 HP riding mower but it does not have enough mass to pull what a 20 HP full size tractor 2 wheel drive can.
right around 12:37 - 12:38 The rake lets a couplele of fairly large rocks to slip under.
I thought this was what was not supposed to happen. Is that a top link adjustment issue?
It can happen, but would be less likely to happen when the toplink is adjusted out, which increases tine aggressiveness.
Landscape rakes work great for Ivy and kudzu removal as well.
In 2020, hurricane Etta did some of the same sort of stuff in my hayfield in Surry County, NC (near "Mayberry"). I need to get one of these.
The weather has certainly been rough around the country. Check out our rake models and prices here www.everythingattachments.com/Landscape-Rake-York-Rake-s/87.htm
This guy is the John Madden of Farmin!
how would this do picking up bigger rocks like football size and up?
Ted, thanks so much for the videos you guys make. I have learned an awful lot from them. Your equipment is great and I *have* to find a way to get some of it to me here in Canada - expect a call soon!
I have a Kubota MX5100 and it is way light. I have added fluid to the rear tires and 600 pounds of suitcase weights to the front. It still spins when in the garden. I do use it in the orchard for mowing and spraying and there it works very well. Factory weight for this tractor is only 3400 pounds and is rated at 50 horsepower.
We also have a river that goes to flood stage every year from the snowpack melting and are in constant rip-rap repair. We do fear that it will crest over and dump a bunch of sand and debris like in your case.
You can also add rear wheel weights for ballast. These generally fit the MX tractors www.everythingattachments.com/product-p/nssc-3157-1-ww.htm Feel free to call our office or email sales@everythingattachments.com for more information!
This would be perfect after tilling a garden that had grown over with grass. You could do a tilling pass, then lift out the grass and leave the soil, then come back and finish tilling the soil.
Can you drag it across bumpy sod for a smoothing effect?
Just wondering how you grabbed all the sand ? Love the vids
No disrespect meant in my earlier comment. Would a scrap blade or box blade work ?
Yes if you wanted to get 100% of the sand out, a box blade or scrape blade would do that as well. Ted covers this at the 11:30 mark in this video.
Thanks for the great video and a special thanks to Peanut and his brothers Walnut and Beernut. Maybe in the next video include his sister - Hazelnut.
It would be great for leveling out gopher hills etc.
Yes, a great tool for the job. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I don’t think I’ve ever heard peanut talk until this video
Nuthin' happens until 8:53.
john Freeman thank u !
Not all hero’s wear capes.
Thank you John!
Thank you
Jesus, thank you.
how well would this work for pulling leaves? We blow our leaves in a row then rake them up for pickup Im wondering if this attachment would pull most of the leaves to the end of our road.
It will work fine. The gauge wheels would be a good addition to prevent it from digging in. Another tool to consider is one of our Pine Straw Rakes. Check out the 100+ reviews to see what people use them for, including leaves. www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Pine-Straw-Rakes-Pine-Needle-Rakes-s/3425.htm
This guy is a Rock Star
he didnt get any rocks
love your guys videos and products. wish I could afford it I would own a bunch of your equipment. do you guys ever do promotional giveaways? lol great instructional video fellas!
Thanks for watching and for the kind words! We've never had a giveaway because it's a struggle to build enough to meet current demand. Nice thought though!!
EverythingAttachment hey, no thanks needed. You guys earned those words! You work hard and build solid products. They always look more heavy duty than the ones you can buy at the big box stores. I Just enjoy watching you and Peanut go out and put em through the ringer! Keep on keepin on fellas. Some day I will be placing an order with ya. Thats a promise 😉
Looks good, I have a York rack, works well , but your only cleaning the junk out and actually only spreading the sand thrust the field. .
Was the intent to remove sand from pasture ?
We were trying to remove as much sand as possible. There were hours of work that didn't get filmed trying to recover this field.
If you have alot of ridges from water run off, would a land rake be the best attachment to use to level the land out?
If the soil is loose, yes. If it is compacted, our land levelers would do a great job at flattening it out. www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Land-Levelers-Land-Graders-s/9893.htm
If you are referring to using rear remotes with a hydraulic top link then no, you would want to set it to the desired position and leave it there.
Have you gotten any feedback on the rake use with cactus? I live out in Central Texas, purchased 10 acres of land and am dealing with 40 years worth of cactus growth among 3 acres of the land. I want to save the fertile land below the cactus, in which winter fescue naturally grows during the months of November and March. I'm hoping the rake is the ultimate answer to my issue.
The rake, along with a root rake grapple for the tougher, more established ones, is a very capable, efficient combo. Check out the grapple here and you're welcome to call us or email sales@everythingattachments.com for further assistance! www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Root-Grapples-s/10568.htm
Would this be good for an indoor horse arena and exterior as well.
Indoor is sand, I just need something to agitate the top layer and spread out the sand evenly.
Or would a box blade with shanks do a better job?
It would help to smooth and level, but may not break it up as much as desired. We've sold quite a few pulverizes for arenas. Check them out here www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Pulverizers-Yard-Tools-s/1369.htm Feel free to call us or email sales@everythingattachments.com with any questions!
So Peanut speaks, wow.
HI I have a bout 3 acres of underscrub that was mowed for years. I want an attachement that will strip that rubbish off so I can burn in in a pile and re plant some nice Deer feed crops here in Lake City FLorida. What attachement to you sell/recommend?
A good box blade with the ripping teeth
I'm looking for a one tool fix for my gravel driveway (hopefully) to repair periodically, grade, and spread gravel. I think this would do the job? Due to limited funds I'm trying to get one attachment that can do multiple applications. Would you say this could do a reasonable job? Thanks again for sharing.
Of course it is best to have multiple tools for jobs like this, however one of our box blades would be the closest fit to what you are looking for. A box blade is one of the most versatile tools you can put on the back of a tractor. Thanks for watching!
Dave Pruitt I use a 6' York rake that has the rake, a back blade & a scarifier and gauge wheels. It's got 5 positions. I use it for grading my steep 800' driveway, I plow snow with my truck but then go over it with the rake which works great keeping ice from building up. I maintain forest trails with the rake, too.
correct me if im wrong but backing up to that creek bank after a rain like that, wouldn't it be dangerous as far as creating a rear tip over accident, seeing as how the soil is now soft on the edges? im not correcting anyone just asking. trying to learn as much as I can.
Probably not the best idea
Agree. Tractors aren’t as “user friendly” as they used to be. We had a 4000. Simple operation. You could see everything from the seat. But that 3 cylinder was LOUD. I never liked that part.
I watched a 5610 sell for $5400 a few months back. Kicking myself a little for not buying it, but I really want a red tractor
You only show Sand, will this type rake do the same with mixed and heavier ground? I'm working behind clear cut pine woodland. Broken pine tops, limbs small and large, some half covered with dirt and tons of pine straw in every sq foot. I'm trying to drag it to central piles so I can burn it and the spread the ashes, smooth it up and plant food plots. Thanks.
Yes, it should work great for your application. Obviously, it is best to remove larger limbs with a grapple, but the rake will help with general debris. It's the best rake in the industry, with 189 customer reviews here www.everythingattachments.com/Everything-Attachments-Landscape-Rake-Root-Rake-p/etalr-iii.htm
Looks good, what happens if you hit a stump?
ZoeSueBrett The blades get knocked a little out of shape, with a York rake, I don't know about this brand
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it appears to work like a giant dethatcher.
Hi just a quick question will these rakes pull out weeds on sandy soil, i have a few acres and fully weeded out at the minute will bush whack but will need to clear so will it pull roots out completely?
It really depends on how sandy, but if it's loose, sandy soil, you shouldn't have a problem with pulling the vegetation with the rake. Thanks for watching!
When I use the rake should I just push the 3 point lever all the way forward or should I just lower it until it’s barely touching the ground?
Either way is fine, and it mostly depends on the application. If you lower it all the way, the rake will basically float, with gravity being the only down pressure.
Hello, what size box blade, rake, and plow do you recommend for a 1963 Ford 4000 4cyl diesel? Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
We have some great choices for your tractor. This box blade is the ultimate match. You'll want it to be as wide or slightly wider than the tractor's overall width www.everythingattachments.com/Severe-XTreme-Duty-category-I-II-Box-Blade-p/eta-cati-ii-xdbbv2.htm
This rake in 84" or 96" has no competition www.everythingattachments.com/Everything-Attachments-Landscape-Rake-Root-Rake-p/etalr-iii.htm
This is a great plow for it. There's even a customer video on our page showing it in action on a Ford 4000 www.everythingattachments.com/Everything-Attachments-2-Bottom-Plow-p/eta-plow-14-db.htm
If you have questions, feel free to call or email sales@everythingattachments.com
5 foot.
'This is Darryl and his other brother Darryl'..lol
our yard is a mess. we had it timbered to clear for a house. we are left with hard, packed clay and ROCKS! we cant bush hog for all the rocks flying and we want to lay sod but there are too may rocks!! hand raking will take a lifetime. we have rocks of all sizes!! what equipment would be best for rock removal? we have a box blade but it doesn't do a great job with the number of rocks we have....thanks for your help!!
If the rocks are embedded in hard clay, you’d probably want to break the ground with something first, such as the Fred Cain Ripper. Shown here: www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Cultivators-and-Rippers-s/71.htm
If they’re loosened up, you should be able to rake the rocks, separating them from the soil and then scoop them up.
I hope this helps.
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The best thing I ever did to my pasture rake was to take every other tooth off of it. Now it works like a rake instead of a straight blade.
Click to learn how to use a landscaping rake and I get Peanut's genealogy and the local hydrology report...fml.
Ted, do you let the rake all the way down when pulling with it or just down enough to be on the ground?
It really depends on what you're raking, but most of the time, all the way down. The 3pt hitch should float, and if you want to keep it from digging in more than desired, the gauge wheel option adds to the versatility. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I see what the landscape rake is used for now and know what to do with mine.
Very impressed with the combination tractor and rake. At the time when i hade to have a rake i couldn't purchase the one i wanted ended up getting. A___________ blank a d blank made in china. Oh what a mistake i made i learned a valuable lesson. Great paint job. Worst material ever. This is quality product
Thanks for watching and commenting. Yes sir, it's the real deal.
My small tractor jd 4430 but it would be nice to have something behind my 1000 utv
We ship to Canada almost every day, call us and let us help you out!
what kinda tool do i need to prep the soil for seeding hay
allen Henry Depends on what scale you are doing it on, we use a pulvimulcher after we disc the field but unless you can find a used one it might be a little expensive, a sod farmer next to us actually uses a rake like this for his final step but we never found the need for just a hay field
Isaiah Shaffer we have around 5 acres of land. if that will help in figure what kinda tool we need to prep the land for hay.
allen Henry alrighty well, a disc is always good to start with a cultipacker pulled right behind it, that will give you a good start, then for finishing you need a cultimulcher or rolling basket to get it real smooth, with 5 acres you might be able to go over it enough times with just the disc and cultipacker to get it smooth, make sure you watch the soil to see its dry enough it doesn't clump because that's a pain to get smooth even with the right equipment when it dries
I use this for my yard, but most of the time sticks and leaves get caught in it. I I have to stop and take 10 minutes to clean it all out. What am I doing wrong?
Certain material can hang up more than others, and there's really no scientific way of preventing it. The tine design on our pine straw rakes makes it less likely for material to gather in them, and they're also taller. Many reviews mention using them for similar applications. Details and many reviews here www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Pine-Straw-Rakes-Pine-Needle-Rakes-s/3425.htm
hi ted, i have a lot of rocks in my soil that i'm trying to remove. would this be the recommended tool or are there better/more efficient attachments out there for the job?
Yes, this should pull the rocks out just fine for you, call us to get it sized right for your tractor. Thanks for watching.
Hello, I have a question. I have a property with black clay soil on top. It was cleared out with a bulldozer and has lots or rocks and roots everywhere. We want to clear it up and level it out. What do you recommend?
Our rake should work great as long as the stumps have been cleared, the roots are loose, and the rocks aren't too big.
If they are still embedded, you would need to use a box blade, ripper or root grapple to further prep the area before using a rake.Give us a call if you want to discuss
Love your video, very helpful.i live in laporte mind. U don't sell here.
Laporte mind.
Laporte indiana. Sorry my LG phone is pos.
@@stevehertz4878 We are factory direct and our free shipping zone includes Indiana, so it would ship free to a business or freight terminal. Check out the rake details here and give us a call or email sales@everythingattachments.com if you have any questions! www.everythingattachments.com/Everything-Attachments-Landscape-Rake-Root-Rake-p/etalr-iii.htm
Where in Catawba county are you located? We're in Hickory.
I'm sure he appreciates the name still... a century or two later lol
The pins must be wrapped another turnover.
What is the reason for not running the rake backwards (backing up with the rake down in the forward position)?
And could I use this as a light duty cultivator/harrow for breaking up crusty/packed ag lime in a horse's dry lot?
They wood bend.
Bridge on pail out
Demo starts at 9 minutes.
I like most of your videos but OMG, 9 minutes to explain what we're looking at, eventually there will be raking in this how to use a rake video i hope. :) just messin with ya, good video
Try to make more space between the tooth because grass not bass now
Our current rake models do have some more spacing in between the tines. Thanks for watching!
Hi Ted my name is James .
13:53 Watch as the wild FJ roams free in its natural habit.
Everybody always uses level land with sandy soil to demonstrate equipment. It won't function the same on your clay based clumpy, rocky soil.
8:55
Would this work on a field that has ruts and is rough to help break up soil and level the ground?
Yes, it should really help unless the ruts are deep and/or if the surface is really dry/compacted.
Thank you for the reply! They aren’t deep ruts, just a field that wasn’t kept up for a few years and things were left in it, I’ve been mowing it this year and it looks better but is very rough and needs to be leveled out. Wasn’t sure what to use, ie. box blade, drag, tiller, disc etc. it’s about 2 acres and will take some time to do.
@@kivetts04dmax The rake may be your best bet if you want to limit damage to the existing vegetation. If not, our land plane would be a more aggressive approach www.everythingattachments.com/Land-Leveler-Land-Plane-With-Scarifier-Rippers-p/eta-land-leveler-ws-2.htm
I thought this was a video about landscape rakes and I got a video about an old tractor.
Thanks for watching our most watched video, showing off the best landscape ever made! UA-cam does have this handy fast forward feature they added recently, I think!
More action is what the customer likes.
txhypnotist I do agree, but because of the amount that he talks, there are very few questions asked at the end of the video.
They work much better on a loader.
Good tool if you want to weed building sand! Otherwise waste of time, it would just fill full of lumps and stones.
Hello
Does peanut ever talk? Lol
nick hunt 0:56
First time I’ve ever heard him talk
That really works great . Peanut is my hero.
Bike you guys just happened uponyou guys just happened upon you showing up plows work and stuff very interesting say hi to peanut for me
Meant to say like not bike don't know how to text very well using a mic
@@johnkusturin3604 Thanks, sir! We'll tell Peanut hello for ya!!
I'm looking for a tiller for a 49 Red Belly...
Visit the tiller section on our website, we have tillers for any model of tractor.
www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-3-Point-Hitch-Tillers-Rotary-Tillers-s/76.htm
What size rake is this in the video?
Zaappp !!! At the 7:50 mark he says its a 7 foot rake
Thanks, I missed that........except.......he said it was an 8 ft rake, LOL! 7:45
It is an 8'(96"). He must've said it's a 7ft. by accident.
raking sand? please.
As you wish! Thanks for watching and commenting!!
Can you get to the point please.
He kinda looks like Adam Sandler
تكثر من الكلام.
That’s my brother Darryl, and my other brother Darryl...
Why didn't you demonstrate all the features the the rake was capable of instead of just talking about it. You had a perfect opportunity to show off the implement...and you blew it
We have almost an hours worth of footage and 1.5 million views between Part 1 and Part 2 How To Use a Landscape Rake. This rake is the best rake ever made, and we feel that people should know why, specifically. These videos are very thorough and UA-cam makes it very easy to skip through parts of videos which are undesirable. I hope this helps.
Thanks for watching!
To much talking.lets hear the tractor 🚜.