Guide Gear Leveling Landscape Rake, Attachment for ATV, UTV, Vegetable Garden, 60 Inches Wide with 17 Tines

Works as it should, 👌

Since regular 3-point implements have gotten very expensive, I thought I’d give this a try behind my John Deere 1025r. I have a 2” reciever tow adapter attached to the 3-point and then this attached to it. It is built well even though assembly took a bit of time. The lift lever was useless since I am using a tractor with a 3-point lift, so I left it off. All in all, I’d buy it again. I worked it hard, snagged a lot of stumps and logs and barely bent the tines at all. I am very pleased.

all and all seam like good product only used for short time great for price

This product advertises that it fits a 2" receiver hitch on your ATV. Product HAS a 2" receiver hitch. The two receivers do not mate. The product needs a 2" bar for a receiver, or it needs to offer a 2" adapter bar to connect two receivers. I have not been able to find a suitable adapter. Options mentioned in other posts included a 2" to 1 1/4" adapter, but the hole in the 1 1/4" end needs to be drilled out to size for the pin. The winch receiver adapter needs holes for the pin drilled on the sides, it comes with the winch mount holes on top and bottom.

The price was good, the product is ok. The rake is not a heavy duty rake. It does not have enough weight to really dig into the ground or rake up a lot of debris. The first day I used my rake, 3 tines snapped off. I would recommend spending a few more bucks and buying a heaver duty rake. Something that uses high strenth steel that will not break off and has more weight to it over all.

Used it for the first time today. Had about an acre of cutting debris to clear and it worked okay once I got it set up which was difficult because the instructions were practically useless. Basically you get a horrible photocopied booklet (all of 3 pages) and a tiny diagram you're supposed to use to guess how to put it together.The worst part is it comes with a built in receiver... NOT the tube that slides into the receiver! It's like trying to plug an electric outlet into another outlet! I had to buy a hitch extender in order to attach it to my side by side.Then, the cross pin that allows it to open and close is barely long enough and I had to reset it every time I opened it to clear the tines. Oh... forgot using a rope for that. Make sure you have a heavy rubber mallet or hammer!Overall it works but it's a real headache.

I received the rake and I want to attach it to my cub cadet 1050. The quality of this rake is amazing. I was thinking about building my own but for the price and the quality you get there was absolutely no way I was gonna get anything closer to what you get with this. The tines are great the quality of everything is really good. I assembled it and waiting for the weekend to use it on 2 acres where I have a lot of branches and pine needles all over the place and we are exhausted of using a regular small rake for this. I'm really surprised that this is not more well known, if you are doubting about buying it don't, you won't regret it.

I use this with a John Deere x485. I have a 3 point hitch and I use it with https://smile.amazon.com/Titan-Tractor-Suitcase-Brackets-Receiver/dp/B07J2RBB4B/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=titan+weight+3+point&sr=8-5You will also need something to act as a male to male reciever adapter. Something like this: https://smile.amazon.com/MaxxHaul-70033-1-1-Hitch-Adaptor/dp/B008CE09L6/ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&keywords=2+in+receiver+adapter&sr=8-6The tooth spacing isn't the closest but for the price it works great. I wanted something light and small since the x485 is about the smallest tractor with a 3 point hitch.