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Pat L.

08-30-2002 22:42:08




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I have a Ferguson rake, an older model, that needs teeth. I really need about 15 "clips" (?) that hold the teeth on, and about 10 of the spring teeth. The clips are about 1.5 in X 2 in, shaped like 3 sides of a rectangle, kinda like a "C" with squarer angles, a 5/16 hole in the back and a slot on the bottom. Anybody have any of these of an old rake they will sell me? I bought the last 5 clips from the dealer 50 miles to the north and the dealer 60 miles to the south have none. Can anybody help me?

Pat L.

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Jim.UT

08-31-2002 06:33:23




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 Re: Ferguson Rake in reply to Pat L., 08-30-2002 22:42:08  
Pat, I also have a MF 36 ground drive rake. I find that it uses the same style teeth as my Ferguson DEO-25. The retainer cups are shaped different but they work on either rake. Just an updated design on the same part. You might ask the dealer for retainers and teeth for a MF 36 and see if he has any of those. They won't be "correct" from a restoration standpoint, but they will work. I've got both style retainers working on my DEO-25.

btw, if you're only short 15 teeth you're not doing too bad. That's only 5 teeth per bar. Just make sure you have the same number of teeth on each bar so the rake is balanced as it rotates and space them evenly and it will still rake hay.

You'll also want to get a box of carriage bolts. If it's like mine, about half the old bolts you try to remove will break and half of the rest won't be worth reusing.

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