Posted by chad504 on November 19, 2007 at 11:34:41 from (208.252.131.50):
We have a lot of large trees in the side and rear of our yard. I try to keep them raked back into the woods, at the back of the rear yard. the problem is that the volume is just too much to move with a blower/vac. Has anyone ever built a 3 point leaf rake? I have been toying with an attachment for my rear blade, to help. I have tried rubber belting clamped on, hanging about 2 inches below the cutting bar, with limited success. it is great for moving piles, but not raking. I would love to come up with something to let me use the 130 to rake with, the layout of the yards would make it easy.
The bi issue is that I want to keep the cost to a minimum.
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