These rakes will save you hundreds of hours around the place and when you are done with it the neighbors will want to rent or use it. No need for a stone and root boat and all the back breaking hours of picking them. I spent part of my youth working every summer behind a horse towed stone boat. Treasured days working along side my grandpa driving a 4 horse team and my cousins. The stones would then go into foundations or where ever needed. Lunch time on a clear prairie day was the best part ever. Jugs of lemonade and sandwiches on homemade sour dough bread. Pure heaven my friend. Root rakes either hadn't been invented or we just couldn't afford the $ at the time. Julie seems to be a natural operator. A great asset to any dream in the making eh. She jus get's right at anything that needs to happen. Yer a lucky fella my friend. It took many seasons to clear a few sections of black prairie loam getting it ready to seed without damaging the fragile seeders of the day. Well my dear friend, thanks a bunch for having us all along and bringing back the great days of my youth working for a dime and later on a quarter a day eh. Big money back then my friend, LOL.
That rake worked great. It's sure going to save you and Julie a lot of time and back breaking work. Your property is looking awesome. Watching you create your living space is very cool. Thanks for sharing. Be well.
@@Robinson-Homestead I have been doing speech, occupational and physical therapy for the last 5 weeks. I am slowly getting better, the doctors are saying it may be year before I get back to normal.
Hey Kevin I just started using a landscape rake this year my dad left it to me ,it was his toy. My tractors a little bigger than yours 30 hp turbo diesel. Some thing I found when turning that rake swings very wide and will smack things also check out the wheel kits for rake you could make very easy. Set wheels up then you can just drop rake and it rides at perfect level every time works great on uneven ground set it and forget it. Since your tractor is so small get a bucket of dirt to haul around the weight on front will even out your weight a little, Works good if your pulling a load up a hill it will keep the front wheels on the ground. The bonus is the rake works good for clearing snow from the ground, used to use bucket and scraper but they move alot of road gravel the rake just removes snow. Bought for scraping up leaves we have several hundred oaks that drop a lot of leaves. Would love to see your place in person. We homesteaded my place 55 years ago and still lots of work. 6 acres in the Sierra nevada mountains. Good luck Ed
These rakes will save you hundreds of hours around the place and when you are done with it the neighbors will want to rent or use it. No need for a stone and root boat and all the back breaking hours of picking them. I spent part of my youth working every summer behind a horse towed stone boat. Treasured days working along side my grandpa driving a 4 horse team and my cousins. The stones would then go into foundations or where ever needed. Lunch time on a clear prairie day was the best part ever. Jugs of lemonade and sandwiches on homemade sour dough bread. Pure heaven my friend. Root rakes either hadn't been invented or we just couldn't afford the $ at the time. Julie seems to be a natural operator. A great asset to any dream in the making eh. She jus get's right at anything that needs to happen. Yer a lucky fella my friend. It took many seasons to clear a few sections of black prairie loam getting it ready to seed without damaging the fragile seeders of the day. Well my dear friend, thanks a bunch for having us all along and bringing back the great days of my youth working for a dime and later on a quarter a day eh. Big money back then my friend, LOL.
Thank you Dean it is life saver.
One thing I like about Julie, she ain't afraid to get her hands dirty.
That rake was a great purchase. It really makes that area look nice.
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Good video enjoyed it nice looking property Be safe God Bless
Thanks Larry
That rake worked great. It's sure going to save you and Julie a lot of time and back breaking work. Your property is looking awesome. Watching you create your living space is very cool. Thanks for sharing. Be well.
Gerard, yes it is a back saver for sure , thank you for watching.
Another new toy to play with. It looks like it is working good.
Frank it is a great tool for sure. I hope you are feeling better.
@@Robinson-Homestead I have been doing speech, occupational and physical therapy for the last 5 weeks. I am slowly getting better, the doctors are saying it may be year before I get back to normal.
Hey Kevin I just started using a landscape rake this year my dad left it to me ,it was his toy. My tractors a little bigger than yours 30 hp turbo diesel. Some thing I found when turning that rake swings very wide and will smack things also check out the wheel kits for rake you could make very easy. Set wheels up then you can just drop rake and it rides at perfect level every time works great on uneven ground set it and forget it. Since your tractor is so small get a bucket of dirt to haul around the weight on front will even out your weight a little, Works good if your pulling a load up a hill it will keep the front wheels on the ground. The bonus is the rake works good for clearing snow from the ground, used to use bucket and scraper but they move alot of road gravel the rake just removes snow. Bought for scraping up leaves we have several hundred oaks that drop a lot of leaves. Would love to see your place in person. We homesteaded my place 55 years ago and still lots of work. 6 acres in the Sierra nevada mountains. Good luck Ed
Sounds like you are living the dream bud. A great area of the USA. I am in Northern BC Canada.
Cool i will check them out thanks for watching.
Is your lawn mower 4x4 ?
Yes it is works great I have to have the 4x4 thanks for the comment.