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Oliver Hay Rake

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Mark McKee

08-08-2006 11:42:55




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I am looking to replace some tines on an old Oliver Hay Rake Model 107. Any ideas as to a company that I can contact?
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Randy as in Randy-IA

08-10-2006 18:12:47




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 Re: Oliver Hay Rake in reply to Mark McKee, 08-08-2006 11:42:55  
Hi You should be able to get them at an agco-white dealer . Chances are good that a agco-allis dealer won't even look for you even though they can . Obrien implement could probably hook you up with a set too . Check out the oliver forum . ...Randy



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Don-Wi

08-09-2006 21:15:00




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 Re: Oliver Hay Rake in reply to Mark McKee, 08-08-2006 11:42:55  
Our local TSC stocks them, although I don't think they've sold one yet though because I think we might be the only ones with an Oliver rake in the area, and it needs some major TLC before I'd put a few teeth on it.

Donovan from Wisconsin



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JMS/MN

08-09-2006 10:59:50




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 Re: Oliver Hay Rake in reply to Mark McKee, 08-08-2006 11:42:55  
Beyond what TimS says- since Oliver is now part of AGCO, the dealer locater is at www.agcocorp.com.



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TimS

08-08-2006 12:00:36




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 Re: Oliver Hay Rake in reply to Mark McKee, 08-08-2006 11:42:55  
A lot of farm supply stores have tines that will fit a number of rakes in stock, I would pull one off and go have a look to see what you can find.

The ones on our JD rake are the steel tooth on rubber mounted on a stud on the ends of the bar with the steel tooth on rubber mount on a u shaped bracket with a bolt thru it along the bar. The ones on the u shaped bracket are around a dollar each at the farm store, the ones on a stud I haven't found yet...

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