Excavator Rake Attachment for Mini Excavators – 600 mm ACE Rake

The ACE 600 mm excavator rake attachment is designed for brush clearing, root collection, rock sorting and general site preparation with compact excavators. Its open-tine structure allows loose soil to pass through while gathering larger debris, helping operators clean work areas without moving unnecessary soil.

This configuration features a 600 mm rake width, an attachment weight of 50 kg and an alloy steel structure. It is listed for a 1.2-ton mini excavator, making it a practical option for landscaping, farm maintenance and light construction cleanup. Final mounting compatibility must be confirmed before ordering.

Excavator Rake Attachment Specifications

Compatibility note: The listed 600 mm rake is a reference configuration for a 1.2-ton excavator, not a universal fit for every machine in that weight class. Pin diameter, pin-center distance, mounting width, coupler type and machine lifting capacity must be checked before purchase. Tine quantity, tine spacing and exact mounting dimensions should be confirmed against the current product drawing.

Key Features of the ACE Excavator Rake

Open-tine design for material separation. The spaces between the rake teeth allow a portion of loose soil to fall through while larger roots, branches and stones are collected. This makes the attachment useful for cleaning and sorting operations where a conventional digging bucket may carry too much soil.

Compact dimensions for small excavators. The 600 mm width allows the rake to work in relatively confined landscaping and farm areas. However, attachment width alone does not determine compatibility; the excavator must also have sufficient stability and working capacity.

Alloy steel construction. The published specification identifies alloy steel as the main material. Operators should inspect the tines, welded joints and mounting points regularly, especially after work in rocky or heavily rooted ground.

Machine-specific mounting and OEM support. ACE offers OEM service, with the final attachment configuration subject to confirmation. Buyers should provide machine and mounting details before production or shipment.

Common Applications for a Mini Excavator Rake

Brush and Root Clearing

A mini excavator rake helps gather cut branches, loose vegetation, exposed roots and small surface debris. It is particularly useful during landscaping and vegetation cleanup when operators need to collect material while leaving part of the surrounding soil behind.

The rake should not be treated as a heavy-duty stump breaker. Deeply embedded roots and large stumps may require excavation or a dedicated ripper attachment first.

Farm and Orchard Maintenance

For farm lanes, orchard rows and property maintenance, an excavator rake can collect loose branches, stones and vegetation after cutting or ground preparation. The compact working width is helpful where available space is limited.

Construction Site Preparation

Before grading, trenching or surface finishing, the rake can help remove loose rocks, timber pieces and larger debris from prepared ground. This improves access for subsequent site operations, although the rake is not a substitute for a grading bucket when accurate final leveling is required.

Soil and Debris Separation

Compared with a conventional digging bucket, the open-tine design can reduce the amount of loose soil collected together with larger material. Actual separation depends on tine spacing, soil moisture, debris size and operating technique.

For practical examples of clearing brush and roots, read our Mini Excavator Root Rake Attachment Guide.

How to Choose the Correct Excavator Rake Attachment

Match Rake Width and Weight to the Excavator

The standard ACE configuration on this page uses a 600 mm width and weighs 50 kg. These values provide a starting point when considering attachment size for a 1.2-ton compact excavator.

A wider rake may cover more ground, but it can also create greater resistance and affect machine stability. Operators must consider both the attachment’s own weight and the additional weight of material collected during operation.

For a detailed comparison of attachment width, tine spacing and operating weight, see our Excavator Rake Size Guide.

Confirm Pin and Quick Coupler Compatibility

Before ordering, check the excavator model, pin diameter, pin-center distance and mounting width. If the machine uses a quick hitch, the coupler interface must also match the attachment.

Two excavators with similar operating weights may use different mounting dimensions. Do not select a rake solely from excavator tonnage or appearance.

Consider the Material Being Cleared

For branches and larger loose debris, tine spacing should allow soil to pass through without losing the material being collected. For smaller stones or roots, the required tine configuration may be different.

Confirm the expected material size and working conditions with ACE before choosing a model. Rocky ground, wet soil and heavy roots can place different loads on the attachment.

Check Related Equipment and Attachments

Buyers assembling a compact equipment package can explore ACE Mini Excavators and the available Mini Excavator Attachments.

Selecting the excavator and attachment together can make it easier to verify the mounting interface and intended working application before shipment.

Excavator Rake Attachment for Dealers and Equipment Buyers

ACE Machinery supplies construction machinery and attachments for overseas contractors, machinery dealers and equipment distributors. For this 600 mm rake, the published product information includes OEM availability, a one-year warranty, a machinery test report and video outgoing inspection.

Before confirming an order, buyers should verify the final attachment drawing, mounting dimensions, required quantity, packaging, applicable warranty terms and destination market requirements. Any optional configuration should be documented in the quotation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size excavator is the ACE 600 mm rake designed for?

The published configuration is listed for a 1.2-ton mini excavator. Compatibility with a particular machine requires checking the mounting dimensions, operating capacity and attachment weight.

How much does the ACE excavator rake attachment weigh?

The listed attachment weight is 50 kg for the 600 mm rake model. The excavator must safely handle the rake and any material collected during operation.

What is the difference between an excavator rake and a digging bucket?

A digging bucket is primarily designed to excavate and carry soil or other materials. An excavator rake uses an open-tine structure to collect larger debris while allowing some loose soil to pass through.

Can this rake remove large tree stumps?

The rake is better suited to gathering exposed roots, branches and loose debris. Large embedded stumps may require a more suitable digging or ripping attachment before cleanup.

Can the rake fit other mini excavator brands?

Potential compatibility depends on pin dimensions, mounting geometry, coupler type and machine capacity. Buyers should provide their excavator model and mounting measurements so ACE can verify the fit.

Is OEM customization available?

The product listing states that OEM service is available. The specific customization options, technical feasibility and order requirements should be confirmed with ACE before production.

Request an Excavator Rake Attachment Quotation

Looking for a 600 mm excavator rake attachment for your construction project, equipment dealership or landscaping operation?

Contact ACE Machinery to confirm the appropriate rake configuration and receive a quotation. To help us check compatibility efficiently, please provide:

• Excavator brand, model and operating weight
• Pin diameter, pin-center distance and mounting width
• Quick coupler type, if applicable
• Intended material and working conditions
• Required quantity and destination country

Our team can review the available configuration and discuss mounting compatibility, product specifications, packaging and order requirements.

Contact ACE Machinery for a Quotation