buckrake

[Owainwills01]

hello, whats the best buckrake on the market in your opinion looking at around 8ft wide? thanks in advance!

 

[vinnie123]

Albutt- hardox type

 

[Tommy]

I liked this one, built like a brick and not to dear. I think the rest are juts a fashion ( like silage trailers ) they aren’t bad ones made but it’s only box iron, 2 rams and a few tines.

 

[Khan]

hello, whats the best buckrake on the market in your opinion looking at around 8ft wide? thanks in advance!

What's it going on, handler or rear of tractor? 9ft Johnston here on forklift, pleased with it. I think Hardox adds a lot of weight for not much benefit, particularly on small machines that are lifting and carrying, not pushing up the face.

 

[Hummin-Cummins]

Albutt with kv spoon tines, hardox are a great context but are very impractical for buckraking - to big in size and to heavy

 

[Owainwills01]

What's it going on, handler or rear of tractor? 9ft Johnston here on forklift, pleased with it. I think Hardox adds a lot of weight for not much benefit, particularly on small machines that are lifting and carrying, not pushing up the face.

it's going on the front of a tractor or going on the rear when stuff get's heavy, can agree with you that hardox is abit too heavy

 

[Lofty1984]

We’ve a 9ft cherry pushed in thousands of tons of grass, Wholecrop and maize and cant fault it bought a second start of this season to ease the pressure on the old one