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Read articles →This is a hands-on demo of hooking up and adjusting a Woods LRC 60 landscape rake on a Kubota BX23S, then using it to clean up firewood-splitting debris. It covers the fiddly parts owners actually deal with: aligning the bottom and top links, measuring and tightening slack, and adjusting tine angle for proper digging depth. Useful for owners considering a landscape rake attachment on a BX-series tractor, less so for spec or buying research.
Posted by the Darrin Campbell channel, an owner sharing a real-time, hands-on task from his own property.
Get one side pinned on, drag it around to line up the other side, pin that one, then hook up the top linkage, sometimes restarting the tractor to adjust.
Tighten the bottom linkage by hand to remove slack until it trails right behind the tractor, measure from the back tire to the rake, then lock the nut down.
Check the top link is tight, then use an adjustable wrench to lower or raise the top link until the tines dig into the ground the way you want.
Yes, it cleaned up a 20 by 35 to 20 by 40 foot area and filled about two and a half to three buckets with bark, splits, and trash.
