I am thinking the speed could be good as long as it is not too fast. But the rest of what you said to try and see how it does I cannot do. You see the rakes I work on and in this case what I would put the real in are what either I get for the dealer or what he gets in from any place he can find them are in too bad a shape to sell so I repair them and then return therm to the dealer that then sells them so I never know when they leave his dealership or where they go when they get sold. Just have to keep the dealer happy. I know New Idea both the 3 and 4 bar run the reals at the same speed as I have rebuilt many of them and I think even tho I have not counted the teeth both M Moline rakes I have here working on have same drive gears with one a 3 bar and other a 4 bar. Now case did used different speeds on the 3 bar to 4 bar. Not sure on IHC what they did use. New Idea did have avaible different sprockets avaible to put on real shaft to change speeds but most 3 and 4 bar used same sprocket.
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