Thank you for the great review Ben, it's greatly appreciated!👍 We're glad that the care package went down well and we look forward to seeing what else you can do with your rake riddle in the future!
Indeed, a nice little surprise although I’m all sugared out now after all those Haribo! 😉. The Rake Riddle really is a nice bit of kit. It’s perfect for so many landscaping needs 👌
I ordered a Rhinox rake yesterday for my JCB mini and just had it delivered (blimin’ fast delivery) and I didn’t get a lovely care package or discount. Favouritsim. (Also known as jealousy). :)
@@deetee6621 I’m really pleased with mine I’m sure you will be too. They’re really good at getting the kit out to you quickly if it’s in stock and doesn’t have to be made especially. Sorry you missed out on the Haribo 😉
@@bluesix2843 I have Haribo. 👍 I’ve just been unpacking it and it’s not too heavy at all, which surprised me. Sunday, I’ll take it into my woods and start on the job in hand. I have a 30m x 3m x 10m pile of slate and soil to separate, but I think I’ll start on some easier stuff first to see how it performs. Let’s just hope the weather stops being a …….
@@deetee6621 Good luck with the weather! The bucket is great for finer finishes and yes not too heavy at all. 56.73kg I think it was. If you’ve got more heavy rough stuff run a land rake through it first 👍. (🥚 🥚 sucking eggs with that suggestion I’m sure 😉) happy sifting!
Likewise. As long as you’re mindful it’s a lighter gauge rake riddle more suited to prep work and restoration rather than ripping out and Hulk smash types of work. The heavier gauge and land rake attachments are probably best to use initially and then revert to the RR for the sorting. Don’t want to bend those tines. I’m very pleased with mine. Thanks for the update 👍
Did you use the Rake Riddle to get that beard into perfect shape ? If you DID use it, did you keep a "finds table" of any ancient artifacts that you dug out ?
