need some harley help

[snowmizer]

Getting ready to buy 6' Harley rake but have noticed that some drums have carbide teeth while others have a flat raised bar on their drum. I have found someone local selling a rake with the raised bar design ( has 10hrs on it for $4500.00 ) but have never used this type. Anyone used this style? Little concerned that it will not be good for renovation work? Any info would be great.

[Lawnworks]

I wouldn't buy it unless it had the carbide tips.

[Dstosh]

Go with the t-6. Better in wet conditons. Much more versatile than the pro 6

[snowmizer]

yea it seems it would just make a mess when its wet. so the raised bar design is call a pro 6 ?. thanks for the input.

[start2finish]

I own the one with carbide teeth, the one with bars will clog up in the wet.

[Dstosh]

yea it seems it would just make a mess when its wet. so the raised bar design is call a pro 6 ?. thanks for the input.

Yeah, the one with the double rollers is a pro 6, the one with the toothed roller and the flap is a t-6. I have a pro 6, I really am going to keep an eye out for the t-6, The guy I used to work for has both, His t-6 gets the work out. Although the pro-6 does leave the better finish.

[snowmizer]

anyone ever use the land pride powered rake. has the same features as the Harley rake but most like the Harley better. Is there that much of a difference between the two? Local dealer has the landpride rake, seems to be put together well but have never used one.Gonna try to demo it this week.

[Lawnworks]

I think they are just about all the same if they have the carbide teeth.

[start2finish]

Frontier, woods, landpride, harley. they are all made by Glencoe.

[snowmizer]

well that makes me feel a little better about the land pride rake!