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Bill VA

05-05-2005 14:59:59

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Firstly, I dragged home a near mint condition Ferguson D-E0-20 hay rake along with a few spare pick-up teeth and the original owners manual :)

I hooked it up to my fine old Massey Ferguson 50 Diesel and it looked GREAT on that old tractor. Engaged the ground PTO, lowered the thing down and raked-up a handfull of dead grass!

My question is - beyond the manual, any tips/tricks for using a 3 point hitch mounted rake such as this?

Also, anyone using one of these with ground PTO or do you use your 540 PTO? I kind of liked how un-harsh the ground PTO was on the rake vs the higher rpm of the 540.

Thanks in advance,
Bill

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Jerry D in NC

05-05-2005 19:03:53

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Re: Ferguson Rake Question in reply to Bill VA, 05-05-2005 14:59:59

Bill,

You have the perfect match for hay. Ferguson designed around the ground drive PTO for this rake. It works great in ground drive mode

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Jerry D in NC

05-05-2005 18:09:16

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Re: Ferguson Rake Question in reply to Bill VA, 05-05-2005 14:59:59

Bill,

You have the perfect match for hay. Ferguson designed around the ground drive PTO for this rake. It works great in ground drive mode

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jimont

05-05-2005 17:16:15

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Re: Ferguson Rake Question in reply to Bill VA, 05-05-2005 14:59:59

Just curious ---- Did you also get the tooth straightening tools with your rake ? Have you ever seen them ? They are basically just two lengths of 1" pipe with a hole slightly larger than the diamater of the teeth in the end of each. One also has a standard screw-driver head to adjust the bearings .

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Bill VA

05-05-2005 19:15:46

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Re: Ferguson Rake Question in reply to jimont, 05-05-2005 17:16:15

I did not get the factory tooth straightener, however, the guy I bought it from made a set from a couple of 1" square tubing.

Bill

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Bkeepr

05-05-2005 15:53:17

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Re: Ferguson Rake Question in reply to Bill VA, 05-05-2005 14:59:59

Hi Bill:

I've got both a DEO-20 and a DEO-25 that I use with my 8N. Can't say there are any tricks to them. I've noticed that I bend teeth with them more than I ever did with my old Ford rake, so be prepared to bend them back again--just like it says in the book. Be careful where you park, though...if you don't park it on level ground, taking if off the 3 point hitch can be a bear!

Tom A

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TX Rockin CM

05-12-2005 22:55:14

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Re: Ferguson Rake Question in reply to Bkeepr, 05-05-2005 15:53:17

Do you have any information on manuals for the DEO 25. Looking for belts, clips?

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