landscaper3
LawnSite Bronze Member
- Location
- Southern, Maine
Have any of you that have walker mowers have this dethatcher?? they run about $240 up here and where wondering how they work
Walker mower dethatcher
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gene gls
LawnSite Gold Member
- Location
- Granville, Ma. 01034
I have the one from JRCO.Haven't used it yet because I haven't had time to play with the adjustment.I know guys that love them.
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landscaper3
LawnSite Bronze Member
- Location
- Southern, Maine
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Yeah we run a 25hp one and a 26hp fuily
WALKERMOW
LawnSite Member
- Location
- NORTHEAST ALABAMA
landscaper...i have a dethatcher for my walker and i love it ...it does a great job..it also does a great job on pushing pine straw up in a pile..makes a great pine straw rake..(blades off)
give it a try
give it a try
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landscaper3
LawnSite Bronze Member
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- Southern, Maine
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- #6
Sorry I must be a country bumkin up here in Maine ya know ya cant get there from here, What is pine straw???????
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MOW ED
LawnSite Fanatic
- Location
- N.E. Wisconsin
I have both the JRCO for my Toro walkbehind that is used if I need help and I have the Walker dethatcher.
The Walker dethatcher is by far the best. There are no wheels on it to adjust and the simplicity of use is unbeatable. I would highly recommend buying the Walker model. Dethatching for me is a high profit time in the spring and my advise to you is to buy at least 6 extra sets of tines. They are tough and last along time but I go thru about 1 set every spring. You will pay for the thing in 2 or 3 jobs. Good Luck.
The Walker dethatcher is by far the best. There are no wheels on it to adjust and the simplicity of use is unbeatable. I would highly recommend buying the Walker model. Dethatching for me is a high profit time in the spring and my advise to you is to buy at least 6 extra sets of tines. They are tough and last along time but I go thru about 1 set every spring. You will pay for the thing in 2 or 3 jobs. Good Luck.
Barkleymut
LawnSite Bronze Member
- Location
- Richmond, Virginia
Is it possible to easily attach the Walker dethatcher to a Dixie Chopper or a Walk behind? Also did you buy your dethatcher from a dealer?
MOW ED
LawnSite Fanatic
- Location
- N.E. Wisconsin
Barkleymut,
I am assuming that you wrote the above questions for me.
The Walker dethatcher is made for the Walker deck mounting frame. It is real easy to put on and take off. 10 seconds and no tools, it just hooks on. If you were real good at fabricating, you may be able to figure out a way to mount it on a walkbehind or a Chopper but it may be difficult to do.
Yes I did buy my dethatcher from my Walker dealer and I paid $180.00 3 years ago.
I am assuming that you wrote the above questions for me.
The Walker dethatcher is made for the Walker deck mounting frame. It is real easy to put on and take off. 10 seconds and no tools, it just hooks on. If you were real good at fabricating, you may be able to figure out a way to mount it on a walkbehind or a Chopper but it may be difficult to do.
Yes I did buy my dethatcher from my Walker dealer and I paid $180.00 3 years ago.
