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I understand your logic. All depends on what you want.

Made by ABI Attachments. They have a website. I have several other videos on my channel and on a playlist going over both the TR3 and SR3. Check them out. Thanks for compliment.

If it's working for you then no worries.

If it works then it's a win. That's all that matters.

Good idea. Thanks

Can't argue with that. Got to stop it from growing.

I will do without the geese. Thanks

That's interesting. I am gonna look into that. Thank you.

Thank You!!!

Thanks I appreciate it. Hopefully you will enjoy it and get something positive from it.

It's kinda like as you get older, hair grows in places you don't want.

There is probably someone in your area that has the equipment to do it for a fee. Might be your best option. Gravel drives are constant maintenance. That's the catch. Just a thought. Good luck.

You can also spray with vinegar or a bleach solution for a relatively safe herbicide.

@@user-nl9xt9ww4f Thanks, I've tried vinegar and dish soap...doesn't work all that well.

Having a tool that you can rely on is all that counts. Makes life a lot easier.

Northern Ohio. It was a 50 degree morning in the beginning of June when I made this video. We had a cold front. The hoody was not on for very long. You're the second person who asked this. It isn't always warm and sunny in the mornings or late at night where I live. I wish it was.

Probably Ohio. We only have 2 and a half months of Summer. Summer here begins late June and ends middle of September. Rest of the year is cold, wind, rain & snow or ice. I live by Lake Erie

Thanks. I appreciate it.

Got to use what ever it takes to get the job done.

Thanks for the information

Totally agree. Thanks

Checkout my rebaling series on my channel. I explain it in detail. Should answer all you questions if you watch the series.

Lol. I don't know about that one!

I think the combination of this tool and chemicals is the ticket. If no chemicals you'll need to go over it a lot because they will keep coming back. That's just how it goes. Thanks for the input.

We all start somewhere. I started with a drum mower then got the disc mower conditioner. All about acres and time. Time is my problem. Plus the more acres the quicker you need to get it done.

Wasn't 90 degrees that morning. That was just before the heat wave.

When are you making a change over there? If we don't we will be like you guys. I am hope we change. It can't be soon enough.

I had a close call once when a piece broke and hit the top of the cab. I usually only break a spear with the skid steer either by pushing down or slide one too hard. I am not nearly as big as you guys. I haul 17 4x4s in a tripod at a time. So 17 or bigger piles are made. Eventually I will get a bigger rig. Unfortunately getting in some fields are already tough. What brand of spears are you using and rough price?

We got ourSpears and sleeves from Skid Steer Attachments in Neb. My Son Bought 12 and I think were about $1600, 00 They are German Forged....

I am gonna have to check those out. Thanks. I like looking into new things and ideas from more experienced people like yourself.

Thanks for the Compliment, But we were turned on to the Thru-Bolt spears by a Close Friend who almost had a Cab windshield taken out by the Swage spear nut..... A loader we bought piece-meal and installed on one of our 5115 Ms had a Global attachment hookup, and all the bale spears we had were with the Deere 500 attaching points so we had to buy a spear with a Global attachment and it had a thru-bolt spear...

I totally agree

If that blade is what I believe a serrated edge on a bucket it may skim the surface but not get you the results your looking for. If the material is loose you may drag it and if it's too hard you won't get penetration. You can try and see. You have nothing to lose. Good luck. Thanks for watching.

That's ok. Thanks for watching. Keep watching more.

To some degree but in fairness these are two different attachments. I started with a box scrapper and found this TR3 does a little bit more for my needs. I still own my box scraper but never use it. I did a lot with my box scraper. It took a beating. Thanks for your input.

I find that the wheels help with depth control or you offset each side if you were to make a crown in the driveway. The hydraulic top link controls the angle of the comb, scar fires, and floating leveling blade quickly from the cab. Once you're in the right position you won't need to mess with it unless you change what you doing. If you don't have one for your tractor you should get one. Works great on many pieces of equipment besides the TR3. You won't ever use the manual top link again. Thanks for the input.

I think that the hydraulic top link works on many pieces of equipment. That's all I use. Great for rotary mowers, tillers, box scrapers, etc. one you have one you'll never use the manual one. The TR3 is always an adjustment game depending on what your doing so the hydraulic top link is the way to go. If your referring to a landscape rake is the one with all the tines it would scratch the surface and rip out some grass but would not have any penetration into a hard surface or and depth. It would move around loose gravel and level is where they shine. I hope I answered your questions. Thanks for watching.

Thanks. I didn’t know there were those big rippers on the front of it until I watched another one of your videos. I think I’d be a little afraid to use that on my driveway because there is landscape fabric beneath the gravel. Thanks for the video!

@@nates2526 I have fabric on my drive. Just don't need to go too deep. That's the trick

I agree with that!!!

Thanks for watching and thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it.

I used to do the same along with a box scraper.

It can do lots of stuff. Makes it very versatile.

It's not that bad. Lol

@@BradKemp62 Lol, it really did work good.

​@dammitbobby283 buy a welder and start saving metals you can build whatever you need .If I can do it, anyone can . You never know what you can do if you never try 😊

Thank you. Glad you liked it.

Thank you. I appreciate it.

It's easy to forget or get your mind on something else. You really need to think about this when leaving a gated area. I have so much going all the time it's easy to forget. I let 20 horses out by accident. It was awful. I never forgot that experience and I think about it all the time. That's why I made the video.

@@BradKemp62 omgosh, I wasn’t meaning to fire on you. Honestly I while typing I had my own experience with this kind of thing going thru my mind. It happens daily. I no longer have horses or dogs to worry about getting out anymore , it’s what or who that might get in thru an open gate that I worry about.

It's all good.

I figured you would like it. Lol. I got more coming.

@@BradKemp62I can’t wait! I need to drop some more myself

Thank you. We try. Part of animal ownership in my opinion.

@@BradKemp62 My son works for a lady named Shelby here in Danville Indiana. She is the only one in all my yrs of being involved with horses who pastures her horses in training(or not in training) during the "dark hours". Kudos!!

Thanks. I bought a pair of headlight assemblies from Raneys. You won't regret it. I like night driving now. Not being able to see is no fun.

So you say. Lol

You will find a lot of uses for it.

I thought they did make one. Once I got the SR3 I figured why bother. Plus I am sure it's pretty pricey. For what I paid for my two TR3's used I will put the effort to manually adjust the scarfiers. LOL. Thanks for the input!!

I agree. They work nice and are pretty versatile.