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New Holland 57 rake

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Lew Best

07-14-2007 18:47:35




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hey guys

A "mostly complete" rake followed me home from an auction today; it's a 3pt NH 57; missing the pto shaft, pulley & short shaft that connects the pulley & pto shaft together & ???

pix of what's there are at

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If anyone can tell me what all's missing by looking at the pix (sorry it's not cleaned up; not even unloaded off the trailer yet) I'd appreciate it! Can take other views if needed. Better yet if you have the parts on a junk rake (any or all) that you'd sell please contact me at [email protected]. I probably have an old pto shaft I can cut down; have a fairly complete hobby machine shop so can make stuff once I know what to make but would rather find as much as possible & just buy it. Last time I priced something at the Ford/NH dealer they scared me to death; sending unit for the fuel tank gage on my Ford 4000 was over 100 bux! Told them I'd keep using a dip stick (then found a sending unit cheap on ebay a few months later).

Thanks!

Lew near Waco, TX

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Lew Best

07-16-2007 12:57:45




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 update-Re: New Holland 57 rake in reply to Lew Best, 07-14-2007 18:47:35  
Got the casting pictured off the rake; cleaned it up. the bearings & seals are there & seem good. What I need is the shaft & pulley & any related spacers, etc. to put the thing back together. Even just a list of what is missing would be helpful.

Lew



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murn ga

07-16-2007 14:42:57




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 Re: update-Re: New Holland 57 rake in reply to Lew Best, 07-16-2007 12:57:45  
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Lew,I looked at your pictures but they were so close I couldn't see clearly. Here is a list,looks like you need the shaft,pulley and the castle nut. The drive shaft would be expensive but I think you could fabricate out of truck pto material.



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Lew Best

07-16-2007 14:58:14




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 Re: update-Re: New Holland 57 rake in reply to murn ga, 07-16-2007 14:42:57  
MANY THANKS!!!!! !!!!!

Now I know what to look for at least. If anyone has these parts off an old rake I'd sure like to buy them. I have some pto shafts; can shorten one if I can't find a used one; would rather buy a used one than cut a nice long one down short that I might have a future use for a long one.

Lew



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