CID Skid Steer Rake

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CID Skid Steer Rake

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a CID Severe Duty Root Rake used for?

A CID Severe Duty Root Rake is designed for heavy land clearing, root removal, rock and debris handling, and site preparation. Its open tine design helps separate roots and debris from soil while moving material.

What widths are available for the CID Severe Duty Root Rake?

The CID Severe Duty Root Rake is available in 72-inch, 84-inch, and 96-inch widths, allowing operators to choose a size suited to their skid steer and clearing requirements.

What size skid steer is compatible with the CID Severe Duty Root Rake?

The Severe Duty Root Rake is designed for high-horsepower skid steers rated at 75 HP and above. Always verify your machine's attachment compatibility and hydraulic specifications before purchasing.

What hydraulic flow does the CID Severe Duty Root Rake require?

The Ripping It Outdoors listing specifies a hydraulic flow range of approximately 15–25 GPM for the CID Severe Duty Root Rake. Confirm your skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic flow before selecting the attachment.

How are the tines designed on the CID Severe Duty Root Rake?

The rake features 3/4-inch AR400 steel tines spaced 6 inches apart, providing strength for demanding clearing applications while allowing soil and smaller material to pass through the rake.

How do I choose the right CID Severe Duty Root Rake?

Choose the 72-inch, 84-inch, or 96-inch model based on your skid steer's size, available hydraulic flow, desired working width, and the scale of your land-clearing work. Wider models cover more area per pass, while the machine's 75+ HP rating should be considered for proper compatibility.