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Massey-Harris-Ferguson rake, #36

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Stan in AL

08-03-2001 16:18:34




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Can anyone post a pic or sketch of the wheel end of the drive shaft for this rake? I have a friend who has one with a problem, and I don't even know what it looks like. We're talking on the phone and I don't understand how the shaft is driven from the rake's wheel. Know this is a long shot,but just thought I'd try. Thanks




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Leroy

08-04-2001 06:17:10




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 Re: Massey-Harris-Ferguson rake, #36 in reply to Stan in AL, 08-03-2001 16:18:34  
Can't post , but if you would like a photo copy of parts book, contact me



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Jim.UT

08-04-2001 06:14:38




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 Re: Massey-Harris-Ferguson rake, #36 in reply to Stan in AL, 08-03-2001 16:18:34  
I have a MHF 36 rake that I just bought 2 months ago. Therefore I don't know a lot about it yet. I don't have a scanner or a digital camera, but I could go out & look it over later today and try my best to give you a description. What problem is your friend having? Here's how I remember the setup. The driveshaft attaches to the left wheel. There are 2 u-joints, 1 right at the wheel, then about an 18" drive shaft, then another u-joint before it attaches to the gearbox. Also, there are two little levers, one on each wheel. They are located on the inside of the wheels. The lever is made of keystock and is about 3" long. There is a curved piece of metal that holds the lever in place. When the levers are held in place, the wheel drives in the hubs are disengaged (no rake action). When the levers are released the hubs engage and the rake operates as soon as the wheels start to move forward. I bought a manual for this thing on ebay, but it hasn't arrived yet. Hopefully I'll be smarter after reading that. Email me with more details of your problem and what exactly you need to know.

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