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AlanH

11-24-1998 07:51:28

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It's that time of year again. I have 10 acres with a lot of oak and pecan trees. They have started lossing their leaves. Last year I raked them up by hand. (aged 10 years in doing so) Is there an implement that will connect to a tractor(8N) that will sweep up the leaves? What's it called? How does it work?

Thanks, AlanH

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Paul Fox

11-24-1998 07:58:56

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Re: New to Farming in reply to AlanH, 11-24-1998 07:51:28

: It's that time of year again. I have 10 acres with a lot of oak and pecan trees. They have started lossing their leaves. Last year I raked them up by hand. (aged 10 years in doing so) Is there an implement that will connect to a tractor(8N) that will sweep up the leaves? What's it called? How does it work?

: Thanks, AlanH

Don't know of one that attaches to a 3-point hitch, but the slickest thing for cleaning up leaves is a vacuum that sucks 'em up, shreds 'em, and deposits them in a hopper. Once shredded, they make great compost. I've seen good-sized rigs that tow behind lawn tractors.

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joe

11-24-1998 15:05:32

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Re: Re: New to Farming in reply to Paul Fox, 11-24-1998 07:58:56

: : It's that time of year again. I have 10 acres with a lot of oak and pecan trees. They have started lossing their leaves. Last year I raked them up by hand. (aged 10 years in doing so) Is there an implement that will connect to a tractor(8N) that will sweep up the leaves? What's it called? How does it work?

: : Thanks, AlanH

: Don't know of one that attaches to a 3-point hitch, but the slickest thing for cleaning up leaves is a vacuum that sucks 'em up, shreds 'em, and deposits them in a hopper. Once shredded, they make great compost. I've seen good-sized rigs that tow behind lawn tractors.

Ive seen giant leaf blowers used at golf courses that are 3 pt hitch. i bet they cost big bucks and may be to costly for ya. A home made leaf shredder and and cart may be a perfect winter project.

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