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08-11-2015, 12:06 AM
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Hi David thanks for the compliment.Great minds think alike! Thats a sweet looking rake! Hows it work? Thats another idea i had, but i want to build a stone/landscape rake so tines are closer together and wider. Probably going to wait til equipment auction in spring and buy a tow behind to modify. I added the 2" hitch to top of hitch i built because small one was too low and by the time i put the adapter in it was a foot longer which was gonna put attachments to far off back of tractor putting more stress on hydro system.
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08-11-2015, 05:51 PM
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Yeah John, the rake works great as a dethatcher. It also works well to dress my gravel driveway. I heard some say that it would kick stones forward towards the tractor and operator but I have not had any issues like that. Initially I had the tongue pinned to the receiver tube with a 5/8" pitch pin so it was very secure in the receiver. As a result of that and the fact that the rake is about 3' from the back of the tractor, when I got into some slightly irregular ground it was common for the rake to loose full contact with the ground. Once I switched out the hitch pin to a 1/2" bolt it allowed the rake tongue to move a bit more freely in the receiver tube. I will probably cut the tongue a bit shorter to help with this also.
Good luck.
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08-11-2015, 09:39 PM
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08-11-2015, 09:48 PM
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I just added the 2 in receiver. It will be a little higher and bout a foot closer to rear for better lifting power. Started tiller build today its going to be 40" wide. I have 5.5 hp on it for now but if thats not enough i will get an 8 or maybe 10 20150811_170918.jpg Gonna start the frame work tomorrow. Gotta decide what to do with the handle. It has the control for forward direction and reverse. Would like to keep control in case a rock gets jammed or something
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08-11-2015, 10:37 PM
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  Nice work John! Should do the job
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08-12-2015, 12:20 AM
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Thanks Terry. As long as rain holds off here tomorrow we should be able to give it a test run and see if she digs!
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08-13-2015, 09:54 PM
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Had my first test run with my hitch and tiller.
20150813_122958.jpg Got some more work to do, but I got it lifting and lowering- finally! Took a bunch of fails before i got it just right! Gonna have to look around for at least an 8hp, or just dig real slow. Got more welding tomorrow. Tiller needs some body work! Add some weight so it doesn't bounce as much. But we're off to a good start! Let me know what ya guys think!
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