I thank you for the comments guys. I was not trying to change the topic of the post but I am going through the same things as the original poster.
I spend about a week start to finish building the rake. I copied this and improved upon my grandfathers rake he built about 40 years ago. I'll post pic of them both for compairson later.
It is region specific. We do not have rock in Louisianan and East Texas. I thought about building a clevis mount to attach the lower links. But I think the CAT 1 pins are like a "shear pin". They cost about $1.20.
If anyone wants to try and build something like this I can provide some more info.
It is a 1962 Farmall 504, 50 HP. Pulls it 6-9" deep, 51 teeth well. A stump stops it in its tracks. I run 1st and 2nd gears only in unknown ground.
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