Hitachi ZX130-5G, LA Excavator Land Clearance Rake - 72" Heavy Duty

Kick off site work with confidence using the Hitachi ZX130-5G, LA Excavator Land Clearance Rake. This 72" heavy-duty attachment is built to fit Hitachi ZX130-5G and LA excavators, delivering an efficient first-pass clearance that prepares the ground for excavation. It handles brush, shrubs, and smaller roots, helping you uncover rocks and other subsurface obstacles before you dig. By clearing the surface, you reduce bucket wear and keep your crew moving. Disclaimer: The Rhinox Land Rake is not specifically designed for use with a hydraulic thumb as a pinch tool; while some operators have tried this setup, results vary and contact between the thumb and rake tines is not guaranteed.

• Compatibility: Specifically designed to fit Hitachi ZX130-5G and LA excavators, ensuring a solid fit and straightforward mounting.
• Width: 72" wide head provides a broad sweep to clear ground quickly and reduce the number of passes on large sites.
• Durable Construction: Built to withstand rugged jobsite conditions, handling brush, rocks, and root material without compromising performance.
• Site Preparation Capabilities: Efficiently clears larger rocks, vegetation, and smaller roots to expose a clean surface for excavation and to reduce bucket damage from hidden obstacles.
• Maintenance & Durability: Designed for low maintenance with a focus on reliability and reduced downtime during heavy-use phases.
• Operational Guidance: Best used as the first-pass tool on rough ground to maximize soil exposure and ensure a smoother, cleaner dig later in the project.

Benefits: By aggressively clearing brush and exposing subsurface obstacles before digging, this rake protects your equipment, shortens job timelines, and enhances on-site safety. The 72" width lets you cover more ground per pass, saving fuel and reducing cycle times on larger sites. The attachment is designed for durability in harsh environments, so you can rely on it when faces with rocks, roots, and dense undergrowth. Note the thumb disclaimer above and plan the attachment strategy accordingly to avoid pinch risks.