HOW THE TURF RAKE WORKS
The TURF RAKE penetrates the soil with hundreds of tines, removes stones and debris, and levels the target area in one pass. Because the TURF RAKE cleans and levels in one process, it leaves the area ready for seeding and eliminates the need for multiple machines. All models of the TURF RAKE work similarly. Here’s how it works:
1. Level the surface
The moldboard levels uneven areas in the soil to create an even cleaning surface and ensure consistent digging depth.
2. tines remove debris from soil
Individually replaceable stainless steel tines mounted in offset rows on a belt-covered bar flight conveyor rake stones, rocks, and debris from the soil toward an adjustable moldboard.
3. stones & debris travel up the conveyor
The stones, sticks, rocks, and other unwanted materials deflect off the moldboard onto the elevating portion of the conveyor.
3. a full hopper deposits debris
The TURF RAKE’s conveyor then transports the debris to the hopper, which can be hydraulically raised and tripped for efficient dumping. Even a hopper full of rock has no problem being raised and tripped into dumpsters or trucks up to 9 feet high.
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Now that you know the basics of how the TURF RAKE works, view its technical specifications