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Forestry & Site MaintenanceOpen-tine clearing rake · Excavator attachment

Excavator rake

An open-tine excavator attachment for gathering roots, brush, rocks and site debris. Soil and smaller loose material can pass between the tines while larger material is gathered.

Working widths
700–2000 mm
Documented tine counts
6–10, model-specific
Unit weights
75–1100 kg
Product & applications

About the excavator rake

An open-tine excavator attachment for gathering roots, brush, rocks and site debris. Soil and smaller loose material can pass between the tines while larger material is gathered.

Features & benefits

01

Open-tine separation

Gaps between the tines let finer soil pass while retaining larger material.

02

Curved gathering geometry

The tines comb and gather suitable roots, brush and debris.

03

Serviceable wear components

Replacement tines and tips allow worn ground-engaging parts to be serviced.

Curved tines and replaceable tips
Curved tines and replaceable tipsThis family photograph explains the open-tine structure. Tine count and spacing must follow the chosen model, not this illustrative photo.

Typical applications

Brush and root clearing with an excavator rake
Brush and root clearing with an excavator rake
  • Root and brush clearingGather suitable roots, brush and cut vegetation.
  • Rock separationSeparate retained rocks from finer loose soil.
  • Site cleanupGather eligible debris into manageable piles.
Technical specifications

Clearing rake width and weight specifications

ModelWorking WidthNumber of TinesUnit WeightApplicable Excavator
JY-TG-R2T700 mm (28 in.)675 kg (165 lb)Mini excavator class
JY-TG-R5T1000 mm (40 in.)8130 kg (287 lb)Compact excavator class
JY-TG-R8T1200 mm (48 in.)9200 kg (441 lb)Compact to mid-size excavator
JY-TG-R12T1500 mm (60 in.)9275 kg (606 lb)Mid-size excavator
JY-TG-R20T1800 mm (72 in.)10600 kg (1323 lb)Mid-size to large excavator
JY-TG-R30T2000 mm (80 in.)101100 kg (2425 lb)Large excavator

Available options

Tine and mounting configuration
The product description specifies modified tine spacing, reinforcement and mounting brackets; confirm a corresponding design.
Installation requirements

Confirm the attachment fits your excavator

Before ordering, send the machine identification and the connection, power and working information relevant to this product.

Pin diameters and centre-to-centre distanceClear inside mounting width
D1 / D2
Both pin diameters
C
Pin centre distance
W
Clear mounting width
Pin-on interfaces only. Use the actual machine and attachment drawing.
  1. Machine and load

    Check rake mass, material load and lifting capacity at the working reach; machine-class descriptions are not exact tonnage limits.

  2. Pin or coupler connection

    Confirm pin diameters, pin centres, clear mounting width and any quick-coupler interface.

  3. Width and tine layout

    Match width and tine spacing to access, material retention and clearance.

  4. Working motion

    Confirm the full curl movement and clearance. A fixed rake itself needs no auxiliary hydraulic circuit.

Product questions

Excavator rake questions

Does this rake need auxiliary hydraulics?

The fixed open-tine rake itself is passive; the excavator positions it using its normal working linkage.

Can it carry loose soil like a bucket?

No. Its open-tine structure lets fine material fall through.

What controls the material retained?

Tine spacing and material shape affect separation.

Do model numbers define an exact machine tonnage?

The specification table lists broad machine classes. Confirm the actual machine, connection and lifting limits.