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hay rake 5 bar international #15

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jb34567

10-18-2004 22:35:51




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are these rakes any good? and are parts still avilable? sure looks just like new hollands? was told can switch over to the rubber teeth. do thay work as good as regular teeth? thanks




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scotc

10-20-2004 13:45:54




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 Re: hay rake 5 bar international #15 in reply to jb34567, 10-18-2004 22:35:51  
i've got a 16 that has been around here longer than my uncle can remember, good rake, only thing is CIH updated the bar bearings and they take new housings if you use the old-style housing with the new bearing it will pop the grease plug out of the wheel.



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Colorado Curt

10-19-2004 07:43:09




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 Re: hay rake 5 bar international #15 in reply to jb34567, 10-18-2004 22:35:51  
I am in the process of restoring one now. I have rebuilt the gear box and bought all of the bearings races and seals at NAPA. The wire teeth are about $1.20 and available from many sources. We currently use a different #15 behind an H for haying.



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Tim Malin

11-10-2004 20:08:19




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 Re: hay rake 5 bar international #15 in reply to Colorado Curt, 10-19-2004 07:43:09  
Hey, if you ever get any pictures of your restored rake, could you post them or e-mail them to me? [email protected] Sounds like a great project. Good luck!!



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Colorado Curt

10-19-2004 07:41:25




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 Re: hay rake 5 bar international #15 in reply to jb34567, 10-18-2004 22:35:51  
I am in the process of restoring one now. I have rebuilt the gear box and bought all of the bearings races and seals at NAPA. The wire teeth are about $1.20 and available from many sources. We currently use a different #15 behind an H for haying.



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