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Tractor Buck Rake

Make Fast Work of Stack-Building
Conus 2 forged spring-steel tines and a scissor-action push-off let this buck rake build silage stacks quickly with minimal maintenance between seasons. Less time per stack and fewer breakdowns mean silage season finishes on your schedule, not the equipment's.
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Working width
2.4m
Horsepower
130–200hp

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Tractor Buck Rake

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Benefits

What Your Operation Gets Back

Stacks Built Fast

A scissor-action push-off makes silage stack building quick work, not an all-afternoon job.

Season Finishes on Time

Low-maintenance design means fewer breakdowns mid-silage, so the season wraps on your schedule.

Tines That Keep Their Grip

Conus 2 forged spring-steel tines hold their shape stack after stack, not just for the first few.

The details

What makes it work

  • 01

    Conus 2 Forged Spring Steel Tines

    Forged spring steel tines hold their shape stack after stack and are easy to replace, keeping you building silage while the weather window is open.
  • 02

    Scissor Action Push-Off

    A scissor-action push-off driven by a single hydraulic ram unloads smoothly and reliably, with fewer moving parts to maintain mid-season.
  • 03

    Heavy Duty Nylon Rollers

    Nylon rollers need no frequent greasing and little maintenance, so you spend silage season on the stack, not under the attachment.
  • 04

    Solid Base, Mesh Top

    A solid frame base holds material where it sits, while the mesh top half keeps your view of the stack clear for fast, accurate placement.
  • 05

    Widths from 2.4m to 3.5m

    Three widths with 13 to 19 tines suit high-horsepower machines from 130hp, helping you build well-fermented silage stacks quickly.

Specifications

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Model HS240 HS300
Working width 2.4mm3mm
Tines 13 x conus 2 1240mm16 x conus 2 1240mm
Weight 620kg700kg
Horsepower 130–200hp180–220hp

Expert advice

Tips from the Rata team

  • The 2.4m model suits large front-end loaders, while the 3.0m and 3.5m versions need front or rear 3-point linkage and more horsepower behind them.
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Customer story

Proven in the paddock

Hear from the cropping farmers who put Rata equipment to work every day.

“I got hold of Rata when I needed a Silage Grab, Forks & Quick Hitch. From past experience I had been impressed with the durability & simplicity of the gear. The Silage Grab has performed very well & the Quick Hitch makes the job so much easier, this one is well up there! Very high rated - so I can virtually pick up any load.

They've definitely helped me out!”

Dan Jackson, Jackson Dairies, Rakaia, NZ

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Built for what matters

When you understand what matters, you build differently, you support differently.

Common questions

We've got your back

Q: How much maintenance does a buck rake need? A: Regular greasing is essential, all pins and bushes on the Rata Buck Rake are greaseable and easily accessible so you can get back to the job sooner. Nylon rollers and single hydraulic ram are designed to keep upkeep to a minimum.