STICK RAKES

Stick rake attachments are useful tools for clearing land of unwanted shrubbery, debris, and overgrowth. They are designed to attach to the front of a tractor, excavator or skid steer and rake the soil with their curved tine design, which can penetrate deep into the ground and pull out roots, rocks, and other obstacles. Stick rake attachments come in different models, widths, and tine spacings to suit various types of tractors, excavators, skid steers and more.

One of the advantages of using stick rake attachments is that they can increase the efficiency and productivity of earthmoving projects. By removing the vegetation and debris from the land, they can prepare the site for further work such as grading, levelling or planting. They can also reduce the risk of fire hazards by clearing away dry and flammable materials. Moreover, they can improve the soil quality by aerating it and breaking up compacted layers.

Another benefit of using stick rake attachments is that they are durable and easy to maintain. Norm Engineering’s stick rakes are made of high-quality steel that can withstand the maximum breakout force of the tractor and prevent bending or breaking. They also have a wear-resistant edge that can resist abrasion and corrosion. The tines are spaced evenly to allow the soil and debris to pass through without clogging or jamming. The overall widths of the rakes are adjustable to fit different tractor sizes. 

To use stick rake attachments, one needs to follow some simple steps. First, attach the rake to the tractor's front end loader or three-point linkage. Then, lower the rake to the ground and drive forward at a moderate speed. The rake will dig into the soil and collect the unwanted materials as it moves. Then lift the rake and dump the materials at a designated location or pile them up for later disposal.

A stick rake attachment is a versatile and effective tool for earthmoving equipment. For more information or to request a quote for stick rakes from Norm Engineering, please contact us today.