Little yard work

[118lfd 8]

My new tine dethatcher works really good

[CRE1992 135]

My uncle gave me one, I never used it, looks like ill have to try it out and see how it does.

Ill post pictures this weekend.

[118lfd 8]

I used a couple of concrete blocks for weight but it really worked better with no weight. With the blocks it tore up the lawn more and without the weight it just dethatched.

[jpmcleod 4]

My neighbor gave me one of those along with a rotary broom with leaf bag. Both are like brand new and I probally will never use either as I have a country yard.

Maybe I should try mine just to see it work. Looks good behind that tractor.

[Brrly1 1,146]

Looks like one of those craftsman. I also have one, they work very well. Use every spring and fall. I also tried the brick but like you said it works quite well without.

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[HorseFixer 2,012]

I like those Rear Weights! And I have been thinking of getting a De-Thatcher How much does those crapman ones cost? Do they hold up pretty good?

:banghead:

[sned 15]

The craftsman ones break but I just reweld it when I am done. I like using it with weights. I noticed where it shredded my lawn the grass grew back better and greener.

[118lfd 8]

I like those Rear Weights! And I have been thinking of getting a De-Thatcher How much does those crapman ones cost? Do they hold up pretty good?

Dethatcher was 99 bucks from lowes. 42 inches wide.

Wheel weights are homemade

http://www.wheelhorseforum.com/index.php?...topic=25143&hl=

[jay in nc 209]

you can get a dethatcher att. to fit the front of the agra-fab or craftsman sweeper. i use mine twice a year & hang the att. on the wall the rest of the time.