An ATV can tow or carry a compatible rake attachment for selected yard-maintenance jobs. The right implement depends on the material you need to move and the vehicle’s approved hitch and load limits.
A rigid landscape rake, a rotating acreage rake and a pine-straw rake do different jobs. Do not expect a light debris rake to pull out roots or grade a compacted driveway.
This guide compares three rake attachments: Black Boar 66002, Yard Tuff ACR-480JR and Yard Tuff YTF-60PSR.
Check the required hitch or lift system as well as the working width. For soil cultivation rather than debris collection, see our ATV disc-harrow guide.
Black Boar 66002 ATV/UTV Landscape Rake
- Rigid steel landscape-rake attachment
- Removable tines allow spacing adjustments
- Requires a compatible Black Boar implement lift, sold separately
- ATV and greyed mounting components in photo are not included
Yard Tuff ACR-480JR 48-Inch Acreage Rake
- 48-inch raking path; four 20-inch tine reels
- For grass, leaves, small debris and dethatching
- Pin-style hitch and 12-inch pneumatic tires
- Reel arms can be lifted separately for windrowing
Yard Tuff YTF-60PSR 60-Inch Pine Straw Rake
- 60-inch working width for pine straw and light debris
- Spring-steel tines and manual lift handle
- Pin-style hitch; 12-inch pneumatic wheels
- Not a substitute for a soil-grading or root-removal implement
The comparison below separates each tool’s main task and mounting requirements.
Pull-Behind Rakes for ATVs: Product Comparison
These three models are intended for different kinds of property maintenance.
A tow-behind tool can reduce hand raking on a suitable site, but productivity depends on the debris, ground conditions and permitted towing speed.
1. Black Boar 66002 Landscape Rake Attachment
The Black Boar 66002 is a rigid landscape-rake attachment for an ATV or UTV fitted with the required Black Boar lift system.
Black Boar 66002 ATV/UTV Landscape Rake
- Rigid steel landscape-rake attachment
- Removable tines allow spacing adjustments
- Requires a compatible Black Boar implement lift, sold separately
- ATV and greyed mounting components in photo are not included
Like other landscape rakes, it can gather loose rocks, grass clumps and debris or help prepare a surface for seeding. Its mounting system is different from a tractor’s conventional three-point rake.
Match the task to the attachment and vehicle. It is not a stump puller, excavator or a guarantee that any ATV can work hard-packed ground.
The rake attaches to a Black Boar implement lift. The compatible motorized 66000 or manual 66013 lift and a suitable 2-inch vehicle receiver are separate requirements; confirm the complete mounting arrangement before ordering.
The steel tines can be removed to change their spacing. Wider gaps allow coarser debris to pass; closer spacing suits smaller material.
This listing includes the rake attachment. The vehicle and greyed mounting components shown in the image are not included.
The lift’s parallel linkage maintains the implement angle as it is raised or lowered. Assemble and use the attachment and lift according to their instructions.
Pros
- Removable tines for adjustable spacing
- Rigid steel rake for loose rock, clumps and debris
- Works with the compatible Black Boar lift system
Cons
- Requires a separate lift and suitable vehicle receiver
- Large or embedded obstructions can exceed the rake or vehicle’s capability
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2. Yard Tuff Acreage Rake, 48″
The Yard Tuff ACR-480JR uses a pin-style hitch and four rotating tine reels. It is an option for compatible ATVs, UTVs and utility tractors used for lawn cleanup.
Yard Tuff ACR-480JR 48-Inch Acreage Rake
- 48-inch raking path; four 20-inch tine reels
- For grass, leaves, small debris and dethatching
- Pin-style hitch and 12-inch pneumatic tires
- Reel arms can be lifted separately for windrowing
This rake is intended for grass, leaves and small debris, and its manual also lists dethatching. It gathers material into rows for separate collection rather than storing it in a hopper.
It has a 48-inch working path and 20-inch-diameter tine reels. Allow enough clearance around trees, gates and planting beds.
The reel arms can be raised separately for windrowing to one side. The operating manual requires flat, level ground; independently lifting an arm does not make slopes suitable.
Reversing the tine reels can extend their use. Assemble the reels in the direction shown in the manual so they rotate toward the center correctly.
The frame uses 1-inch steel tubing. The removable arms can make storage more compact, but correct reassembly and secure pins still matter.
Pros
- 48-inch working path and four tine reels
- Separate manual arm lifting