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Sears hay rack

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Philip Shirley

09-23-2004 08:36:04




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I just bought an old sears hay rack with spoked wheels and 5th wheel steering. I was wondering if anybody had any info on these racks.

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Phil




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FarmallB

09-25-2004 19:17:43




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 Re: Sears hay rack in reply to Philip Shirley, 09-23-2004 08:36:04  

My Grandpa bought a DB hay rake furing WW 2. Later, in the early 50s he bought a DB hay rack. The wheels on both were of a green, but not Olive Drab green, a lighter, brighter green. The frames on both were a red, close to MH red. The Rack on the wagon was the same green as the wheels, and mn was it slick. He had a farrowing house 20ft infront of his barn and so he couldnt use a elevator for hay so he continued using the fork long after everybody else had quit. anyway, the ground sloped downward on the sides of the barn. We had put a load of hay up in the barn, and I was setting on the front edge ofg the wagon. My dad was standing in the middle thereabouts. Grandpa was on his A JD driving. I heard or felt a bump, turned around in time for dad to kick me in the chest and off the wagon. Grandpa turnmed around, as he was making a turn anyways and saw us and said, (What the swell do ya think your doing)

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schmidty

09-24-2004 16:00:52




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 Re: DAVID BRADLEY? in reply to Philip Shirley, 09-23-2004 08:36:04  
Is it a "DAVID BRADLEY"? If so,I have a hay rack with DB running gear and have been looking for info as well. Sears website had some interesting artifacts as well as the history of DB products (tractors and implements), but nothing to help ID my wagon. I want to restore it and would like to know what the original lumber looked like and what color it was (the wood and rims are olive drab green, but the running gear has some awesome stenciling on it!)

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Philip Shirley

09-24-2004 20:45:44




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 Re: DAVID BRADLEY? in reply to schmidty, 09-24-2004 16:00:52  
The tag on mine says Sears and Roebuck so I am not sure if it is a David Bradley. I need to try and get the number off of it.

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Phil



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schmidty

09-24-2004 21:14:06




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 Re: DAVID BRADLEY? in reply to Philip Shirley, 09-24-2004 20:45:44  
The front beam on mine has DAVID BRADLEY in 1"tall letters but under that it says "Manufactured for Sears and Roebuck Co."



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schmidty

09-24-2004 21:13:51




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 Re: DAVID BRADLEY? in reply to Philip Shirley, 09-24-2004 20:45:44  
The front beam on mine has DAVID BRADLEY in 1"tall letters but under that it says "Manufactured for Sears and Roebuck Co."



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