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old John Deere hay rake

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screaminghollow

09-08-2005 07:48:13




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I just got tired of fixing the thing. Only paid $50 for it and must have replaced $40 worth of teeth over the past two years. Since I got it and my $100 NH baler, I made close to 2,000 bales of hay so I got my money's worth out of it. The bearings are startin to go and I just bought a much better shape New Idea fluffer/rake for $50, and it has all it's teeth. I hate to see the old Deere go to waste, it is a pull type ground driven, no idea what model. I figured I may just scavenge some parts off it and cut it up fer scrap. Anybody know of a better use. Its located in York County, PA

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Bill in NorthCentral PA

09-09-2005 05:53:07




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 Re: old John Deere hay rake in reply to screaminghollow, 09-08-2005 07:48:13  
It sounds like a piece that someone would want. An inexpensive unit to do a small amount of work. Heck, I don't even make hay and I'd give $100 for it! (but don't really want to travel to York to get it)
Hang on to it - someone will come along.

Bill



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Leroy

09-08-2005 19:10:34




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 Re: old John Deere hay rake in reply to screaminghollow, 09-08-2005 07:48:13  
JD 4 bar on full steel with some teeth missing will bring $500 in Amish areas and hard to find, try to sell and do NOT cut for scrap, New Idea on steel in same price range



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Tim(nj)

09-08-2005 17:42:38




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 Re: old John Deere hay rake in reply to screaminghollow, 09-08-2005 07:48:13  
Is it on steel? If it is, it"s most likely a 594, there were hundreds of them around here. If it"s got steel wheels, try to sell it for "yard art", you"d be surprised how many people might want it as part of their country estate landscape.



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TomTX

09-08-2005 13:24:57




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 Re: old John Deere hay rake in reply to screaminghollow, 09-08-2005 07:48:13  
On an old rake, I always figure replacing all the teeth as part of getting her in field ready shape anyway. Just helping a neighbor refurbish an old JD model 858 pull type, replacing all the teeth, and all the bearings, full paint job, cross bearing rebuilds in ujoints, etc. If you were near North Central Texas, I would buy your old JD in a heartbeat, don't cut it up.



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