Bar Nuthin 2,195 #1 Posted 3 hours ago I decided to give one of these rakes a try to tackle the massive number of limbs and sticks that winter deposited on my property. I (temporarily) modified it to use with a slot hitch. Once I learned to slow down a little bit, the results were decent. I was worried it might destroy my turf, but it seems fine - actually does a little dethatching. Once I get everything windrowed near my large oaks, I'll hook up the Mighty Mac and make some mulch. Then breakout the Cyclone Rake for a vac job. Got about an acre to do. There are also a few limbs that will see a chainsaw and a fire pit. 9 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ri702bill 11,342 #2 Posted 3 hours ago Is the axle on the chipper allowed to pivot? Most likely not. So to move it around you lift it like a snowblower?? Nice pair of Workin' Girls! Spring has not arrived here yet... soon. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bar Nuthin 2,195 #3 Posted 1 hour ago (edited) 1 hour ago, ri702bill said: Is the axle on the chipper allowed to pivot? Most likely not. So to move it around you lift it like a snowblower?? Nice pair of Workin' Girls! Spring has not arrived here yet... soon. It started out as a "wheelbarrow" style chipper with a 7HP Briggs. I adapted it using a snowblower bracket. It is hydro lifted. Another MacKissic Mighty Mac thread - Implements and Attachments - RedSquare Wheel Horse Forum Edited 1 hour ago by Bar Nuthin 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
