MM Rake Model

molinegb · May 10, 2017

Came across a MM rake. What model? Is it an Oliver?

David Lohf · May 10, 2017

That is a Cockshut CR rake made for MM

molinegb · May 10, 2017

Did Cockshutt make same for Oliver? Were they any good? Parts availability like teeth?

gordey · May 10, 2017

Model 311 made by Cockshutt

molinegb · May 10, 2017

Have manual on all Cockshutt models. Must nor have been many made as MM.

Alan K · May 11, 2017

Looks like a 1959 or later judging by the MM decal. I saw two of them at a sale about a month ago. I have one that has the 1957-58 decal.

JOCCO · May 11, 2017

I doubt common parts teeth, tires, etc would be an issue. Unique parts probably would be.

Ill John · May 11, 2017

I have a MM rake like that, it's a model CR. It uses New Holland teeth, they do not look like the original teeth, but they work just fine.I may have 1 or 2 of the original teeth if someone is restoring one, mine came to me with very few teeth on it. I've used it for 15 years with no problems, it's now for sale along with my 1520 MM baler.

Alan K · May 11, 2017

I believe they were also sold under the Oliver name. Model 207 or something like that I think. (A picture off of the internet)

molinegb · May 11, 2017

Looked in manuals and Cockshutt 207 made in 1966 had round bars. 311 Cockshutt reciprocating made in 58-63 has angle iron bars and had duals as an option. Similar to NH 55/6/7 needed ground grip tires otherwise would slip and not drive in damp conditions. Microfiche shows a CR-3 wirh round bars as well as a 107 and 207 Oliver. Not sure what a 107 is. Looks like all made in Brantford.

Alan K · May 11, 2017

Im betting a 107 is like the one you pictured.

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