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Ref

05-02-2008 06:19:30




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I need help determineing the make and model of an old rake I aquired for free. It is a side discharge, wheel driven, five bar, pull behind.
The bars move free and easy and the gear box turns, but the wheels turn independently. I don't know if there is a cam in the hub or what (kind of looks like it). The only ID I can find is on the gear box; there is what seems to be an eagle perched on the globe and T 1496 in the cast. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Leroy

05-04-2008 11:15:53




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 Re: mystery rake in reply to Ref, 05-02-2008 06:19:30  
The Case 5 bar parralel type rake tntroduced for 1959 was a model 281 rake and the hay conditioner introduced at the same time was a Model 222. My picture does not show the back end of the rake.



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IaGary

05-02-2008 06:38:44




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 Re: mystery rake in reply to Ref, 05-02-2008 06:19:30  
The eagle on the globe was a Case logo.

Gary



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chris maga

05-02-2008 06:28:33




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 Re: mystery rake in reply to Ref, 05-02-2008 06:19:30  
Can't help with the ID, but if it's made like a standard rake, follow the drive belt to where it wraps around the axle on a pulley. There should be a cam/pin/clutch and that when engaged locks the pulley to the axle and turns the rake when the wheels roll. Probably just was unlocked for travel,



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Ref

05-02-2008 06:35:13




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 Re: mystery rake in reply to chris maga, 05-02-2008 06:28:33  
Thanks for the reply Chris but I failed to mention that it has a drive shaft that runs from the right wheel (as your looking at it) to the gear box. I can turn the axel and with the box engaged everything turns but the wheels. There is an identical rake on ebay in Burnsville NC for a good look, it's listed as "antique rake". If it wasnt' so far away I would certainly buy it. thanks again



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Gary,kansas

05-02-2008 11:12:47




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 Re: mystery rake in reply to Ref, 05-02-2008 06:35:13  
You seem to be indicating the shaft and rake turns independent of the wheels. If you are moving these parts with the rake stationary many are designed that way. In order for the wheels to participate in the action you must be moving the rake forward and the rakes "action parts" will continue to free wheel if you stop the forward movement quickly. This design kept things from binding and breaking as you turn corners both directions.

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