Posted by kopeck on July 28, 2014 at 07:57:28 from (207.166.236.2):
In Reply to: Hay rake ID posted by charlie M on July 27, 2014 at 10:25:21:
I was waiting for JRSutton to post his rake. I would love to restore mine to the state his is in.
I just greased mine last week. Not that I used it but I like to keep it greased so nothing seizes up.
Just one warning, this thing fell really big behind a tractor. They don't pull hard at all and are fun to use in the field but if you have some tight quarters they really make you think.
I have a parts rake as well but it's pretty picked over. Be careful of the hoops. It's not terribly hard to break them. I suspect they wouldn't be all that hard to reproduce but it just one more thing to do.
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