The present invention relates to a utility vehicle hay fork attachment device that is comprised of a frame assembly further comprised of at least one horizontal frame member with at least one tine, a mounting plate, and a pair of mounting arms. The device further preferably resembles a garden fork and is made of a metal, such that it can carry strong loads and resist wear from repeated uses. The device is also comprised of mounting arms and a mounting ring that allow multiple means of attachment and support to a vehicle. In this manner, the device can be applied to any utility or all-terrain vehicle known in the art, to decrease the amount of time and effort required for moving hay bales.

Certain exemplary embodiments can provide a system comprising a rake a scraper, and an actuator. The rake is coupleable to a tractor. The rake comprises a plurality of tines. The scraper comprises a metal edge. The actuator is coupleable to the scraper. When the actuator is coupled to the scraper and extended and retracted, the metal edge of the scraper is oriented to pass in proximity to a surface of the plurality of tines, thereby removing debris stuck in the tines.