Rake grabs the big stuff, leaves the dirt behind

Nov 4, 2003

With grapples that open to a height of 44 inches, the BTR Rake attachment from FFC Attachments scoops up logs, brush, rocks and debris while leaving the soil behind. Designed to fit most skid-steer loaders, compact utility loaders, backhoes and wheel loaders, the BTR Rake is available in three widths: 66 inches, 78 inches and 90 inches. Options include cushioned and sleeved cylinders, cylinder guards and heat-treated pivot pins.

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