OasisTree
Branched out member
- Location
- Central Missouri
BMG 6' Rake Attachment
- Thread starter OasisTree
- Start date
matdand
Participating member
- Location
- Montreal, Qc
Re: BMG 6\' Rake Attachment
PM sent.
PM sent.
Lumberjack
Branched out member
Re: BMG 6\' Rake Attachment
Out of curiosity, is it the style you grab and pin, or the one where it pins into the receiver at the bottom of the grapple?
Out of curiosity, is it the style you grab and pin, or the one where it pins into the receiver at the bottom of the grapple?
OasisTree
Branched out member
- Location
- Central Missouri
Re: BMG 6\' Rake Attachment
Lumberjack, it is the style you grab with the grapple and then pin it to the frame.
Lumberjack, it is the style you grab with the grapple and then pin it to the frame.
climbhightree
Branched out member
- Location
- Lebanon, Pa USA
Re: BMG 6\' Rake Attachment
I've looked at these, and seen the videos. But how well do they actually work? And can it be actually used on someone's lawn?
I've looked at these, and seen the videos. But how well do they actually work? And can it be actually used on someone's lawn?
OasisTree
Branched out member
- Location
- Central Missouri
Re: BMG 6\' Rake Attachment
Sale Pending
Sale Pending
OasisTree
Branched out member
- Location
- Central Missouri
Re: BMG 6\' Rake Attachment
Climbhigh,
Dave from Branch Manager Attachments told me when I bought it that there were more than 4000 tines used to make this broom. The tines are flat, around 12" long, and flexible.
With that said, I have used it on nice lawns with great success.
It works fast, and the only downside we found was finding room to haul it home from jobs if you have a loaded trailer.
Climbhigh,
Dave from Branch Manager Attachments told me when I bought it that there were more than 4000 tines used to make this broom. The tines are flat, around 12" long, and flexible.
With that said, I have used it on nice lawns with great success.
It works fast, and the only downside we found was finding room to haul it home from jobs if you have a loaded trailer.
Lumberjack
Branched out member
Re: BMG 6\' Rake Attachment
The grab style is superior to the plug in style... the grab style is the "new" style.
The rake works great for getting the broad strokes done on the raking, follow up with the blower and you're good to go. You do have to use some common sense running it of course.
We use it on the AL140. Finding room to haul a 1'x6'x2' ish rake isn't very difficult for us. Gotta put the loader somewhere eh? I do prefer running it on the 140 than on a mini. Larger minis have more weight up front to get better contact with the ground.
The rakes are also eligible for the forum discount, fwiw. Just lemme know.
The grab style is superior to the plug in style... the grab style is the "new" style.
The rake works great for getting the broad strokes done on the raking, follow up with the blower and you're good to go. You do have to use some common sense running it of course.
We use it on the AL140. Finding room to haul a 1'x6'x2' ish rake isn't very difficult for us. Gotta put the loader somewhere eh? I do prefer running it on the 140 than on a mini. Larger minis have more weight up front to get better contact with the ground.
The rakes are also eligible for the forum discount, fwiw. Just lemme know.
OasisTree
Branched out member
- Location
- Central Missouri
Re: BMG 6\' Rake Attachment
Rake is sold.
Rake is sold.
