Blue Diamond Skid Steer Root Rake - Severe Duty - 170165

Blue Diamond Skid Steer Root Rake - Severe Duty - 170165

Introducing the Blue Diamond Severe Duty Root Rake. Featuring 5 1/4” tine spacing, it effortlessly rakes through dirt, rocks, sticks and debris with ease.

Specifications

What Our Experts Think

The Blue Diamond Skid Steer Root Rake - Severe Duty - 170165 is a powerful tool for heavy-duty land clearing and site preparation. Here’s why it’s highly recommended:

• Severe Duty Strength: Built with reinforced tines and high-strength steel to tackle the toughest roots, rocks, and debris.
• Efficient Clearing: Optimized tine spacing ensures efficient sifting while leaving soil behind.
• Versatile Applications: Perfect for clearing land, preparing sites, and removing debris in forestry and construction.
• Durability and Longevity: Designed for extreme conditions, ensuring reliable performance over time.
• Easy Attachment: Quick mounting system for seamless connection to skid steers.

Ideal for contractors and landscapers, this root rake combines durability and efficiency to handle demanding projects with ease.

Q&A

Q: What is the Blue Diamond Skid Steer Root Rake Severe Duty 170165 used for?
A: This root rake is designed for clearing roots, debris, and brush while preserving topsoil, ideal for land clearing and site preparation.

Q: What skid steer models is it compatible with?
A: It fits most skid steer loaders with a universal quick-attach system.

Q: What are the key features of this root rake?
A: Heavy-duty steel construction, high-strength tines, and a wide rake width for efficient clearing.

Q: Can it handle heavy-duty applications?
A: Yes, its severe-duty design makes it suitable for tough jobs, including large-scale land clearing.

Q: Does it include a grapple attachment?
A: Grapple compatibility is available for enhanced material handling but may vary by configuration.

Q: How easy is it to use and maintain?
A: It offers straightforward operation and minimal maintenance for long-term durability.

Maintenance Tips 

1. Clean After Use: Remove dirt, debris, and roots to prevent buildup and corrosion.
2. Inspect Tines: Check for bending, cracking, or wear; repair or replace as necessary.
3. Check Welds and Frame: Inspect for signs of stress or damage to ensure structural integrity.
4. Lubricate Pivot Points: Grease all moving parts regularly to reduce wear.
5. Tighten Bolts: Ensure all fasteners are secure to maintain performance under heavy loads.
6. Store Securely: Keep in a dry location to protect from rust and environmental damage.

Proper care will extend the tool's life and maintain its heavy-duty functionality.