Abstract: A frame apparatus that fits on the loader arms of a skid steer front loader. This frame apparatus serves as a platform upon which a plurality of hydraulically driven tools can be employed. The frame apparatus further includes a hydraulic junction box and solenoid system for multiplying the front loaders hydraulic ports.

Abstract: A roller for a field implement includes projections formed on an outer surface thereof about a circumference of the roller. The projections form adjacent rows parallel to the axis of rotation. The projections of a first row are spaced-apart along a longitudinal length of the roller. The projections of the second row adjacent to the first row are spaced-apart along the longitudinal length of the roller wherein successive projections of the second row are disposed between successive projections of the first row. The projections of a third row adjacent the second row are spaced apart along the longitudinal length of the roller wherein successive projections of the third row are disposed between adjacent projections of the first and second rows. The projections of a fourth row are spaced-apart along the longitudinal length of the roller and are disposed between adjacent projections of the first and second rows not having the projections of the third row.

Abstract: An implement for preparing a field includes a ground engaging device that allows the implement to be pushed or pulled on the field. The ground engaging device includes a reversible roller with projections joined to an outer surface thereof to engage the ground. The projections do not extend along the complete length of the roller but rather a portion thereof thereby reducing the power necessary to rotate the roller. The implement includes reversible guards for keeping the disturbed ground in front of the roller.

Abstract: An implement for gathering objectionable rocks and debris from the ground including a positive stop for limiting the range of displacement of the gathering mechanism relative to the ground. In the embodiment described, the gathering mechanism comprises a first roller to engage the ground to dislocate rocks and debris therefrom; and a second roller forming a gap above the first roller through which only selected rocks and debris may pass. The height of the first and second rollers in reference to the ground is vertically adjustable. The first and second roller are displaced upward by large forces placed upon the first roller.

Abstract: A rock rake fiber gathering into a row or a gathering area objectional rocks and debris from the ground where a first roller engages such rocks and debris and a deflector forms a gap therebetween through which only un-objectionable rocks and debris may pass. The adjustable rock rake having an actuator for adjusting the angle of the roller and deflector. The adjustable rock rake having guards about the end of the roller such that a gathering area is formed for the accumulation of rocks and debris. The guards being removable and storable upon the frame of the adjustable rock rake.