Nice 3-point attachments

[dactura]

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/grd/5500343340.html

Never heard of a roke rake.

 

[Bruce (VA)]

Roke rake? That's a first cousin to a rock
rake.
75 Tips

 

[John730D]

It's a York Rake

 

[dactura]

Probably lost something in translation as it moved to California...

 

[johnpop1]

I have seen the rotary arena rakes before. There is a York rake also but it is different and, I think, not listed............

 

[Ultradog MN]

I didn't understand the roke part either.
I can say the rock or landscape rake that is
shown in the photo is a sure nuff, real
mcCoy YORK brand rake. It is a good tool.
I would like to have the box blade. It's
another name brand tool - Gannon.
Note the hydraulic cylinder on the front. I
assume to raise and lower the ripper teeth.
Nice.
Gannon built an aftermarket set of cylinders
that attached to the 3 point on the tractor
and gave it down pressure. Commonly called a
Gannon Kit.
Thanks for the link. Too far and too much
for me but still fun to look at.

 

[Tony in SD]

Not sure what they are called but they are quite common with horse arena. When I was in Texas seen them all the time raking the arenas

 

[Ninety-two]

My uncle uses one all the time for his arena kicks up rocks for the rock rake and softens top soil

 

[tractorguy2]

Could it be spelled wrong? maybe Rock rake?

I've never seen one before. Here the horse people use a spring tooth or spike tooth drag harrows. Two years a go good spike tooth
harrows were worth $100 a section.Don't know what they are worth now.