Multiple positions for desired raking profileThe tine beam can be adjusted to five different forward raking positions and three reverse raking positions, allowing the operator to choose the desired raking profile.
Tubular steel frame for maximum supportA strong 76.2-mm by 76.2-mm (3-in. x 3-in.) steel frame supports an angled tine beam for superior performance.
Steel tines and waffle plateStandard-Duty Landscaping Rake models feature high-strength, formed box-type tine beams, constructed with a slotted bolt-in mounting system. The spring steel tines are spaced at one-inch intervals for exceptional performance in pick-up, grooming and material distribution.
This mounting not only ensures positive spacing and alignment over each tine, but it also makes replacement fast and easy, saving time and money.
Hitch hookup is quick and easyThe Standard-Duty Landscape Rake Series is compatible with tractors equipped with Category 1, 3-point hitches and is also iMatch compatible, which ensures quick, efficient hookup.
Unique results from several raking positions
The tine beam on the LR10L Series Economy Landscape Rake can be adjusted to five different forward raking positions and five reverse raking positions, allowing the operator to choose the desired raking profile.
Choice of compatibility for quick and easy hookup
The LR20L Series Economy Landscape Rake is compatible with limited Category 1 and iMatch hitches, which ensures quick, efficient hookup, saving time and money.
Steel tines and waffle plate
Heat-treated steel tines are mounted with bolts and held secure with a steel waffle plate on the LR20L Series Economy Landscape Rake. This mounting ensures positive spacing and alignment, while providing increased strength and durability.
These waffle plates also make replacement fast and easy, saving time and money.
Tubular steel frame provides superior support
A strong, tubular steel frame on the Frontier© LR20L Series Economy Series Rake supports an angled tine beam for superior performance.
The field conversion gauge wheel kits for landscaping rakes include two wheels and arms that can be set to ride on the wheels, so when lowered, they prevent the rake from lowering too far.