JRCO rake

[mcwlandscaping]

Who has one, what do you think of it, how has it stood up to commercial use, what do you have it mounted on, what things do you use it for. I would like to get one within the next week and just want to get some outside opinions, thanks
mike

[mulcahy mowing]

Just orderd one last week, should be here next week. I have seen enough of them to buy.....i wish i already had it. there are many oppions on this subject just like the meg-mo system you'll hear good and bad in this thread. in the end it will still be up to you to decide. I say anything is better than my current system.

[Itsgottobegreen]

Mike buy one, trust me. :)

[rodfather]

60" mounted on a 61" WB...had it for years...love it for spring clean ups.

[old dog 80]

60" mounted on a 61" WB...had it for years...love it for spring clean ups.
If you use it a lot,put a new set of tines on it to start every year.

[dcondon]

we have one and use it everyday this time of year. Money well spent!!! The leaf plow is another story!!!:angry:

[dfor]

Great for spring clean-ups. I have also used it in the late summer to churn up the soil if there has been insect/drought damage during the season. I have mine mounted on a 52" wb.

[rodfather]

If you use it a lot,put a new set of tines on it to start every year.

Nope, they hold up pretty well in fact.

[old dog 80]

Nope, they hold up pretty well in fact.
That has been my experience anyway!May be cause it was stored in a damp
place over summer fall and winter

[Gruneich Lawn Care, Inc.]

My tines have been fine, over 2 years old, none have broke or bent yet...

[sgoalie23]

Best money spent for fall clean-ups. 60" rake on a 60" Lazer Z. Best thing about the rake is its durability. Zero turning with the rake when it is in operation is easy and doesn't break or bend a thing. Buy one, but two... Hell, its only money. LOL