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A skid steer rake attachment earns its keep when a site needs final grading, rock pickup and a clean seedbed. The power rakes here, from Paladin/Harley, Virnig and Digga, run a toothed drum you can angle to windrow material, prep soil for seeding and level gravel. Paladin's FFC landscape attachments work differently, collecting rocks in a collection bucket as you back up, so loose material comes off the site in the same pass. Box sides, carbide teeth, angle range and required GPM are what separate one model from the next.

The rest of the collection covers heavier clearing. Wain Roy root rakes mount to a bulldozer blade with the included pins and brackets for ripping out roots and brush, and the Amulet HoeMate, a heavy duty multi-tine tool, fits excavators from 1 to 40 tons, sorting debris while leaving soil behind. For more power rake attachments from Paladin, Virnig, Digga and Blue Diamond, see our Harley rakes for skid steers.

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Best Rakes for...

Seedbed Prep and Finish Grading

The best skid steer rake for seedbed prep and finish grading is the Paladin / Harley Power Box Rake, a chain-drive attachment with carbide teeth, removable box sides and 20 degrees of angle. It comes in 72, 84 and 90 inch widths, and flow runs from 13 to 25 GPM on the M6 up to 17 to 40 GPM on the MX8.

Rock and Debris Pickup

The best skid steer landscape rake for rock and debris pickup is the Paladin / FFC Autorake Landscape Rake, which collects material from 3/4 to 6 inches while you travel in reverse. Its canopy opens hydraulically to 20 degrees for dumping, and it comes in 62 and 72 inch working widths for 10 to 25 GPM loaders.

Mini Skid Steers

The best soil prep attachment for a mini skid steer is the Digga Mini Soil Conditioner, with a bidirectional drum in 48 or 60 inch widths and up to 20 degrees of manual or hydraulic angle. It runs on 9 to 20 GPM and ships with a Mini Universal or Bobcat MT mounting plate.

Dozer Root Raking

The best rake for a dozer is the WAIN ROY Dozer Blade Root Rakes, built for clearing brush and tough material on bulldozers from 60 to 165 HP. Basic and High-Guard styles cover widths from 94 to 144 inches, and each rake comes with the pins and brackets needed for installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of rakes are in this collection?

This collection includes power rakes from Paladin/Harley, Virnig, and Digga; two Paladin FFC landscape attachments that collect rocks; a Wain Roy rake for dozers; and the Amulet HoeMate multi-tine tool for excavators. The Paladin, Virnig, and FFC models are built for skid steers, and the Digga fits mini skid steers.

What is the difference between a power rake and a landscape rake?

A power rake uses a rotating toothed drum to break up soil, remove debris, and grade or windrow material as you drive. The FFC landscape models here pick up rocks and loose material into a collection bucket, and the Autorake collects material from 3/4 to 6 inches while traveling in reverse.

How much hydraulic flow does a power rake need?

It depends on the model. The Virnig lists 15 to 25 GPM; the Paladin / Harley runs from 13 to 25 GPM, up to 17 to 40 GPM depending on width; and the FFC landscape models run on 10 to 25 GPM. The Digga soil conditioner needs 9 to 20 GPM, so check the rating against your loader.

Do you carry a rake for an excavator?

Yes. The Amulet HoeMate fits excavators from 1 to 40 tons with 3, 4 or 5 tines, and it's offered as a blank weld-on plate or with wedge-style, pin-on or Wain-Roy cross-pin style coupler options. Its tine spacing sorts debris while leaving valuable soil on site.

Will these attachments fit my skid steer?

Check the mount and flow on each listing. The Virnig includes universal mounting hoses, couplers and fittings, the Paladin / Harley Power Box Rake comes with Universal or Bobcat mounting, and the Digga ships with its own mounting plate. For the FFC models, call or text our team to confirm fit.

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