Landscape rock rake

[yankeepac]

I am looking to get a rake to hook to the 3ph. I have a lot of sticks down on the property, as well as a fair amount of animal dung (horse and donkeys). Doing all this pickup by hand is killing my back. What size rake should I look for? I have a Kubota L3200.
Thanks

 

[D2Cat]

6 ft. at least. If you find a good used 7' bargain I'd buy that one. You're just dragging crumbs!

 

[bcp]

if you have a rear blade, try that, with the blade reversed.

I've found that when cleaning up fir tree litter after a storm, a reversed rear blade works every bit as well as a rake. And I have both. The front of your gathered load rakes up the next bit, etc. The limbs are from about 1 inch by 7 feet and down in size.

Bruce

 

[Animalhse]

I picked up a 6' rake from Craigslist for the same thing. I use it rake up branches and debris along our riverbottom. I'm using it behind an L3800.
We love it.


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[Woody Martin]

72" rake at least. It will cover your tire tracks also. I don't have a rake however I've been using my rear blade turned backwards and front end loader on my L3200. Rake sounds nice though.

 

[yankeepac]

I found a 7' rake locally, Just one question, will I have enough clearance to turn the rake from forward facing to rearward facing?

 

[HighSierra79]

You should have enough room. If not, swing the arm around while the rake is unhooked and on the ground before hookup.

 

[yankeepac]

Has anyone actually put a 7 foot rake on a L3200? I know I can turn it when it is off the tractor, but would prefer not to have to this.

 

[Woody Martin]

yankeepak, It looks like the LR0560 won't spin backward. I think you should look into LR1672 Land Pride. Call Brian Humprey 800-964-8239. (Kubota) He'll fix you up with what you need.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Has anyone actually put a 7 foot rake on a L3200? I know I can turn it when it is off the tractor, but would prefer not to have to this.

Not to throw water on the fire, if an implement is designed right it will spin, but different Implement manufactures do things differently.
The only way your going to know if a particular landscape rake will work is to try it on your tractor.