How low should I set the rakes?
1985980
It depend on how high you like your grass above ground. This machine will take out moss and grass at the same time.
1985981
I started with a high setting and tested the results. Then I lowered the rakes until I got the result I needed. It may take trips over the lawn to accomplish your goals, but trying to do it all at once doesn't work.
334484
No, because you will not receive a spade. Despite what is pictured you will receive a rake that is probably 6" wide but perhaps wider. I wouldn't take the chance on this set.
623398
Yess they will fit almost any type of rake. Easy to make fit either low rider or conventinal rake. Hope this helps. Good luck
1791432
Start with the lowest and move up from there. You want to use as little "force" as necessary to correct the behavior.
361141
actually you want them to go backwards that way they are tilted up while you drag them but you can reverse the chain and pull them from the other side.I didn't like this thing because you have to put on a lot of weight to make the rake go deeper.So I just tilled it.
12045
Setting this spreader is pretty much pick a setting, try it , then adjust. I would start small and work your way up. I put Scotts at a setting of 1 to start with. That was way to much. I moved it down to half way between 0 & 1. For grass seed I used a setting of 3. Sorry, but there is no easy way to set this spredder that I know of. I write down my settings, so I only have to do the trial & error one time. Once you get a setting number, it is easy to set it again for the next application. Good luck!
849118
A lot will depend on each person. Lowered to it's lowest position would not allow me to bend forward to pull weeds but setting and leaning to the side may be doable. I do have short handled tools for that purpose. I am just very happy that I do not have to kneel or squat to tend to my beds. I have also found it very comfortable to paint my deck while setting on my Tractor Scoot keeping my gallon of paint in the bucket.
86504
I usually loosen the soil about a foot down before I set up a raised bed...so if you do that, I think these will work great for you.
466240
Set per dog, but I have only had to use the vibration with my dogs. I would think you would only want to start at a low level.
1066182
I'd recommend against it, as we've had reports of the rake catching on the bag and damaging the machine. I'd say the amount of effort required to do this, along with the potential for damaging your machine aren't worth the risk. The trays are quite easy to clean using the tips in the "Support" section at my website.Please drop me a note any time via the contact info at my website if I can provide any customer service -- I'm here to help!Rick
1447029
You could actually mow grass with it, so it is low. Sorry cannot give you exact specifications.
90457
You may want to look for a lift with new springs. This lift just used spacers. It will lift it but you will still have the rake. You could do a 2" front only leveling kit if you were looking for a cheap way to eliminate the rake. Hope that helps.
1353575
There is a high & low setting. Was just enough for my son....not terribly strong though.
654420
Depends on which setting you use. I use the lowest and able to trim my entire yard twice without skimping. If I use full power, I believe I would have to re-charge after completing the trim for my yard once. I have about 1/3 acre land to trim.
762916
poles are online for $15 each, but cheaper to buy another rake,Ryan!I bought a looong stick of pipe -drilled a hole in it and it is longer and sturdierthan the pole sag you wil get from adding too many of the manufacturer's flimsy alumium
2239419
I have used my rake to "fluff up" spots where I have had boxes or heavy kids toys and its worked well. It might take some time and a few "fluffs" but I love mine !
826231
The tines are 3 inches from center to center. The space between the tines is 2 inches. Some of the tines are "off center" at the ground by being bent. The buyer must also consider they must read the ad closely; the rake is sold separately from the hitch.