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Read articles →This is a real-world field test, not a tractor walkaround: a Kubota BX2360 owner runs a Vevor 60" landscape rake for four hours clearing a logged-out landing, sharing assembly notes, pack-and-push technique with the loader, and how the rake held up hitting buried concrete and logs. It's a first-owner impressions video on the implement, not the tractor itself, aimed at subcompact owners weighing a budget rake purchase.
Posted by an independent owner-operator (Draggin' Deer Outdoors) who bought the rake with his own money and states he has no affiliation with Vevor.
Clear small landings with the loader first, pull the rake to drop piles in lines, then push and scoop the piles with the loader into bigger log piles.
Yes, it held up well even hitting buried concrete pads and logs, though it bent slightly from sticks jamming in it during four hours of use.
It did not include a top pin for the three-point linkage angle adjustment, so a grade eight bolt was used instead until replaced.
Tractor Supply and Woods rakes run around $700 to $800 or more, while the Vevor rake was a less expensive option bought on Amazon.
