Rake Modified To Clean Up Landscaping
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When you want to leave a newly landscaped area track free, use a York landscape rake, suggests long-time FARM SHOW reader Bob Keen. The former New Zealand agricultural, horticultural and landscape contractor spent a lot of time thinking about the best and most efficient way to wipe out wheel marks to leave every job looking tidy.
He upgraded from using a rotary hoe or his Kubota tractor’s bucket when he purchased the York landscape rake. An engineer made brackets to bolt it to the tractor so the rake could be pulled over the ground to level it up.
“The change was simple,” Keen says, “and it operated backward which was necessary when clearing obstacles on building sites.”
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Bob Keen, Bishopdale Christchurch, New Zealand (rosemarykeen41@gmail.com).
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Rake Modified To Clean Up Landscaping HAY & FORAGE HARVESTING Rakes 44 When you want to leave a newly landscaped area track free use a York landscape rake suggests long-time FARM SHOW reader Bob Keen The former New Zealand agricultural horticultural and landscape contractor spent a lot of time thinking about the best and most efficient way to wipe out wheel marks to leave every job looking tidy He upgraded from using a rotary hoe or his Kubota tractor’s bucket when he purchased the York landscape rake An engineer made brackets to bolt it to the tractor so the rake could be pulled over the ground to level it up “The change was simple ” Keen says “and it operated backward which was necessary when clearing obstacles on building sites ” Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Bob Keen Bishopdale Christchurch New Zealand rosemarykeen41@gmail com
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