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Read articles →This is a real property owner using a New Holland TC40D and landscape rake to prep ground for grass seed, not a spec review or dealer walkaround. It covers adjusting the three-point lift arms and turnbuckle to get the rake dragging flat instead of digging in, then dragging a yard area, building up a ramp entrance, and clearing rocks with the loader bucket. Useful for owners wanting practical setup tips for landscape rake work.
Posted by the Ten Oaks Acres Property Management channel, an owner working on his own land rather than a dealer or reviewer.
Adjust the top link in tight to angle the rake more, then lower the lift arms using the extra holes so the rake just drags across the surface instead of ripping it.
After moving one lift arm pin to a lower hole, adjust the turnbuckle down on the other side to match it so both arms are level.
It drags the surface to scrape off rocks and high spots, straightens and cleans up the yard, and lightly scratches it to help grass seed take.
