What is a root rake good for?

What is a root rake good for?

The root rakes are ideal for land clearing, ground leveling and moving materials away from buildings and obstructions. The attachments were designed to easily gather rocks and debris, while allowing soil to sift through, for minimal site and landscape disturbance and maximum efficiency.

What is root raking?

Root rakes are designed to pick up bulky, unusually-shaped, or long materials while leaving the soil and small rocks behind. After the large debris is moved, the root rake can also be used to remove roots and other debris from beneath the soil.

What can you do with a root grapple?

Root grapples are tractor loader attachments that can be added to equipment for lifting, stacking, moving, pushing, loading, or unloading heavy-duty materials.

What is a landscaping rake?

A landscape rake is an attachment that fits on the rear of your tractor that features curved tines on the bottom part. These tines are designed to dig through the dirt and pull any underlying debris to the top of the soil.

What is a root rake grapple?

Root rake grapple primarily used for excavating and transporting roots and debris without extra dirt as well as raking, piling and loading debris. Doubles as a scarifier for busting up dirt clumps or loosening the ground.

What is a grappling bucket?

Skid steer grapple buckets are the perfect piece of equipment for many tasks, especially jobs in the agriculture, construction, demolition and residential fields. The grapple bucket attachment is designed to collect material and debris. Then, it secures said material into the bucket to haul away.

What rake to use for leveling?

A bow rake (view example on Amazon) is generally considered homeowners’ best bet for leveling dirt, sand, and other materials that are heavier than leaves. The tines of a quality bow rake are made of metal and are shorter and thicker than those of a leaf rake (and spaced more widely).