Posted by Don-Wi on August 03, 2012 at 19:02:06 from (75.207.101.238):
In Reply to: windrow rakes posted by jacksfork on August 02, 2012 at 15:25:36:
Your tractor will pull just about any rake, with maybe exeption of the LARGE v-rakes. We've got a 5 wheel farm-hand style wheel rake (made by Morill in Cali) that we got at auction for $7.50. We've replaced a bunch of teeth over the years, but it's been good to us.
Still well under $1000 invested in it. The one thing it needs is to have the centers of the wheels either bored and bushed, or cut out and replaced and bushed. Being I run a larger machine at work, it may be possible for me to bore them out myself and fix it up, but it may be easier to cut out the old and weld in new.
It does very well in heavier windrows. Not so much in thin hay, or like it would be for you behind a sickle bar. I really doubt it would be heavy enough to push around anything more than a small lawn tractor.
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