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AFTERMATH SKID STEER ROOT RAKE | ETERRA

$ 2,795.00

AFTERMATH SKID STEER ROOT RAKE | ETERRA

$ 2,795.00
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Product Description

The Eterra AfterMath Skid Steer Root Rake is built for operators who need to tear through roots, brush, rock, and jobsite debris without carrying a bucket full of loose dirt every pass. Its open rake design lets soil fall through while the heavy AR400 tine structure keeps the attachment aggressive enough for land clearing, site cleanup, storm cleanup, and property reclamation work.

Rip, Rake, And Remove

Use the AfterMath when you need ground engagement and material separation more than a closed bucket. The low-profile rake gives the operator a clear view of the work area, while the closely spaced tines help gather roots, brush, limbs, and rocks without loading unnecessary soil.

Built For Hard Ground Cleanup

  • 3/4 in. AR400 steel tines for demanding rake work.
  • 6 in. tine spacing to separate debris from dirt while keeping material under control.
  • Available in 72 in., 84 in., and 96 in. widths for matching rake size to machine and jobsite.
  • Recommended for skid steers and compact track loaders rated 75 HP and above.
  • Open rake profile works well for roots, brush, rock, demolition debris, storm cleanup, and land clearing prep.

Specifications

Model Shipping Weight Width Length Height Tine Spacing Tine Thickness Tine Material Recommended Machine
72 in. AfterMath Root Rake 572 lb 72 in. 12 in. 34 in. 6 in. 3/4 in. AR400 75+ HP skid steer or compact track loader
84 in. AfterMath Root Rake 663 lb 84 in. 12 in. 34 in. 6 in. 3/4 in. AR400 75+ HP skid steer or compact track loader
96 in. AfterMath Root Rake 750 lb 96 in. 12 in. 34 in. 6 in. 3/4 in. AR400 75+ HP skid steer or compact track loader

Fitment Notes

Before ordering, confirm your loader's rated operating capacity, coupler style, machine width, horsepower, and the type of cleanup work you plan to perform. Wider rakes cover ground faster but require more room to maneuver and enough machine stability for rough land-clearing work.

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