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T Shaw

09-30-2005 19:01:58




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Help identify hay rake. I'll try to attach a picture to this message. I'm not sure if I can. What makes this rake different from other rakes is, the wheel axle has a chain and sprocket that goes to an overhead shaft with a disenguagement clutch that connects directly to the driveshaft that drives the bar drum. Most other rakes, the drive shaft comes from the left wheel. I have excellent pictures of this rake. I've been trying to attach them to this message without any luck. If you think you can help, e-mail me at [email protected] and I will send you the pics to better explain this rake. Thanks

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Leon in Mn.

10-01-2005 19:18:08




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 Re: identify hay rake in reply to T Shaw, 09-30-2005 19:01:58  
It is a Minneapolis Moline rake, made by the Cockshutt Co. I have one that I still use from time to time just to keep it going. I use a JD rake for my main use. They rake very well. On the back of the machine, I believe on that wide piece of iron that holds the drum and just above or below the shaft, (I can't remember which) there should be a stick-on metal tag which reads: "MM." "Made for Minneapolis Moline by the Cockshutt Corp. A good, durable 5 bar rake. No gearboxes to leak or wear out. They all should be made this way. Hope this helps. Leon in Mn.

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paul

10-02-2005 10:19:12




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 Re: identify hay rake in reply to Leon in Mn., 10-01-2005 19:18:08  
Ah, sure - they had those colors in their lineup at times, esp from Cockshutt. Not such a popular line locally, so never saw one.

--->Paul



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jhill

10-01-2005 08:41:53




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 Re: identify hay rake in reply to T Shaw, 09-30-2005 19:01:58  
looks like a New holland to me. The paint collor is correct.



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Glen in TX

10-01-2005 13:08:33




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 Re: identify hay rake in reply to jhill, 10-01-2005 08:41:53  
I see some New Holland red under shield and yellow. No tags or numbers anyplace?



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paul

10-01-2005 14:19:39




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 Re: identify hay rake in reply to Glen in TX, 10-01-2005 13:08:33  
That would be _toally_ different concept than NH had, going back to the 55. I'm not sure they made anything engineered so 'different' before that, but it is possible.

--->Paul



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T Shaw

10-01-2005 08:08:37




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 Re: identify hay rake in reply to T Shaw, 09-30-2005 19:01:58  

I added 3 pictures in the implement photos to help identify this hay rake. Any help would be appreciated.



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paul

10-01-2005 11:05:10




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 Re: heres a pic in reply to T Shaw, 10-01-2005 08:08:37  
third party image

Hum - that is a little different. Minnesota? New Idea? IH? Dearborn? Doesn't really look like any I've seen at auctions, but I don't really look all that close. Something different.

--->Paul



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Glen in TX

10-01-2005 07:07:13




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 Re: identify hay rake in reply to T Shaw, 09-30-2005 19:01:58  
Would help to know what brand or color? JD made some chain drive ones too. 894 & 896.



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peteL

10-01-2005 06:47:47




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 Re: identify hay rake in reply to T Shaw, 09-30-2005 19:01:58  
The Ford Dearborn 14-20 rake has this arrangement. It looks similar to the New Holland Rollabar rake.



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Allan in NE

10-01-2005 04:07:28




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 Re: identify hay rake in reply to T Shaw, 09-30-2005 19:01:58  
Mr Shaw,

Those old IH rakes used a chain, one-way dogs at the wheel and the in-out gearbox.

Dunno,

Allan



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Dale in IN

10-02-2005 08:46:37




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 Re: identify hay rake in reply to Allan in NE, 10-01-2005 04:07:28  
Yea Allen:
I have an older International and it does have a chain drive on it but the chain is on the outside of the frame on the left side. And it also has a gear box on the end of the drum with a throw out clutch inside the gear box. The gear box was orginally white the frame was red and the teeth were white. I am not sure weather it is a model 15 or the next model older.



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Allan in NE

10-01-2005 04:04:28




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 Re: identify hay rake in reply to T Shaw, 09-30-2005 19:01:58  
Mr Shaw,

Those old IH rakes used a chain, one-way dogs at the wheel and the in-out gearbox.

Dunno,

Allan



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Jim.UT

09-30-2005 20:47:09




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 Re: identify hay rake in reply to T Shaw, 09-30-2005 19:01:58  
To post a pic here you need to host it on the web somewhere. You cannot attach a photo from your hard drive directly to a post on the board.

There are several photo hosting sites available. Some have free service (to a point) or charge you a monthly fee.

You can also upload your pictures to this site. Look to the left side of the screen. In the column of links, under the heading "Galleries", you'll see one called "Implement Photos". Click on that and follow the directions for uploading your pictures. Then you can link the photo in your post here.

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