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New Idea hay rake

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Charlie M

07-02-2005 14:42:13




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I've got a couple of New Idea hay rakes. Ones horse drawn and on steel. The other's on rubber but basically the same rake. Both are made for the wheel on the left side (while sitting on the tractor) to be able to be moved in closer to the body of the rake. Anybody know what would be the reason to move the wheel closer? Just curious.




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Leroy

07-03-2005 08:17:58




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 Re: New Idea hay rake in reply to Charlie M, 07-02-2005 14:42:13  
I am assuming the one on rubber has the 36" tire on the front as that would be the same as the one with the steel wheels, 3 bar or 4 bar, 3 bar is the older of the two. the rakes with the 16" rubber on the front were different, that wheel could not be moved. The reason for moving the wheel out was so there was more space for the heavy winrow as it was being discharged without hitting the wheel or frame and plugging, now when you had to turn the winrow over to dry, bottom side to top and not completly over was so you could just use the outer end to just flip the row over with out the wheel running on the row and mashing it down. And the gear to run in reverce was for tedding, lifting the rained on hay; either in swath or row to dry; and with that setting you turned up the front caster wheel so it did not run on top of the freshly lifted hay to mash it back down. Have several all different versions here for rebuilding for sale as that rake is very popular in Amish areas and the oldest I have rebuilt is a 1937 model

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