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Question for Errin OH

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Larry

07-24-2004 04:25:58




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Hey, You posted earlier about a NI rake as a tedder. Was that a 2 wheel rake on rubber with a belt drive? and if it was, how do you change it to make it tedd instead of raking? I have access to a 2 wheel, belt drive NI rake and would like to know how to make it tedd if this is the right rake.
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Errin OH

07-26-2004 12:57:33




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 Re: Question for Errin OH in reply to Larry, 07-24-2004 04:25:58  
Couldn't tell ya on the belt drive. The two I have are chain driven by the front wheels. The one on steel has open gears that you can see. In the middle where the tounge is, is a handle to switch from rake to ted. This sides a coupler to mate with the gear you want to use (rake or ted). The rubber wheel version is a little different but same basic concept. Wheel drives a gear box. Has a large nut shaped handle that you pull out for ted, and push in to rake. Just can't see the gears.

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