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Read articles →A working homestead owner puts a Landtop rock rake on his Kioti RX6620 through two real jobs: spreading leftover hay and cow-waste piles across pasture, then clearing logged debris from a wooded path. He shares honest feedback, tine flex on roots, paint quality out of the box, and notes the actual rocks test was cut short. Best for owners curious about budget rock rakes as multi-use implements.
Posted by the Purpose Driven Homestead channel, filmed on the creator's own property, so perspective is that of a working homesteader rather than a dealer or industry reviewer.
It pulled hay along without breaking clumps up much due to thick tines, but that worked fine since chickens could scratch through the piles afterward.
Yes, there was a little more bend when hitting big roots, though the rake is not made for that specific use.
No, there was some paint missing out of the box. The owner contacted the company, who said they would address it.
Yes, it did a great job clearing football-sized wood chunks and limbs left after logging, making piles on the side of the path.
