3-Point Landscape Rakes

How to Choose the Right Landscape Rake for Tractor Use

The landscape rake you choose will depend on your tractor, the terrain, and the kind of work you do most often. Here’s what to consider:

• Match the Width to Your Tractor: A landscape rake for tractor use should be proportional to your machine. A compact tractor in the 25-40 HP range pairs well with a 5- or 6-foot rake. Larger utility tractors can handle 7- or 8-foot models. Running a rake that's too wide for your tractor puts unnecessary strain on the hitch and hydraulics.
• Check the Hitch Category: Most 3-point landscape rakes are designed for Category 1 or Category 1 & 2 hitches. Verify which category your tractor uses before ordering so the pin sizes and lift arm spacing line up without adapters.
• Choose the Right Tine Spacing for Your Job: Closer tine spacing picks up finer debris and leaves a smoother finish, which matters for seedbed prep and lawn grading. Wider spacing works better for collecting larger rocks and branches.
• Consider Adjustability: Some tractor landscape rakes offer angle adjustment and offset capability, letting you windrow material to one side or work at an angle to the tractor's path. This is especially useful for driveway grading and drainage work along fence lines.

The right landscape rake turns a full day of hand raking into an hour behind the tractor. That time adds up fast on properties where grading and surface prep are regular tasks.

What You Can Do with a 3-Point Landscape Rake

A 3-point rake earns its keep across a wide range of property work. Here are the jobs where a tractor rake pays for itself:

• Seedbed and Food Plot Preparation: A 3-point landscape rake breaks up clumps, levels the surface, and removes rocks and root debris after tilling, so seed has clean, even contact with the soil.
• Gravel Driveway Maintenance: Rain and traffic push gravel into ruts and low spots over time. A tractor landscape rake redistributes material, fills in washouts, and smooths the surface without bringing in new stone.
• Post-Construction Cleanup: A landscape rake clears rocks, debris, and rough soil after building projects, excavation, or grading work, collecting material into windrows for easy removal.
• Pasture and Field Leveling: Livestock traffic, equipment ruts, and freeze-thaw cycles leave fields rough and uneven. A 3-point rake smooths those areas so equipment runs level and animals have safer footing.
• Debris Collection After Storms: Collects it all in a fraction of the time it takes to work by hand.

Built for the Properties You Manage Every Day

Titan Attachments 3-point landscape rakes are built for repeated, hard use on real working properties. That means reinforced steel tine bars, powder-coated frames that resist rust, and hitch points built to handle the vibration and side loads that come with dragging across uneven ground.

Our tractor rakes pair with the full lineup of Titan 3-point hitch attachments, so you can swap from a landscape rake to a backhoe, hay spear, or boom pole without leaving the seat for long.

Because we sell direct, you get a landscape rake at a working-property price, not a dealership markup. Pair it with our landscaping equipment and agriculture equipment for a complete setup that handles everything from grading to planting to property maintenance.