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Read articles →This is a casual owner update, not a demo: an Emax20 owner shows off a newly bought landscaping/root rake attachment (roughly 250 lbs, quick-hitch compatible), explains why he chose it over a neighbor's drag-behind rake, and shares a rear-ballast lesson learned after a pallet-fork mishap. He also asks viewers about hydraulic drift on raised implements. No actual raking footage or hands-on run-through is shown.
Posted by Kanuck OutDoors, an Emax20 owner sharing informal property updates and lessons learned rather than structured reviews.
Yes, it is quick hitch compatible. The owner added an extra set of bushings so it hooked up easily to the quick hitch.
The owner estimates it is about 250 pounds, though he says he could be wrong on the exact figure.
He wanted to back up, drop it, and scrape close to the building, since a drag-behind rake requires hooking, dragging, lifting, and emptying.
Yes. The owner lifted a load with pallet forks without rear ballast and the back end lifted up, calling it a user error and safety reminder.
