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Bee in Mo

07-02-2003 20:05:06




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Hey Buck, Read your post to Steve regarding shocking poles and wondered if you or anyone else knows what a bull rake is. I seem to remember hearing of them but can't quite picture what they looked like. I think they were pushed rather than pulled.




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Jim.UT

07-02-2003 20:50:07




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 Re: 0T Raking hay in reply to Bee in Mo , 07-02-2003 20:05:06  
There's a thread in the archives showing a pic of a Dearborn Sweep Rake. Click here to see it.

There's another thread about that implement that refers to it as a bull rake. You can click here to read it.

That's all I know on the subject. BTW, I found these by typing in "bull rake" in the search box. When I found the second link I then did another search usind "Dearborn Sweep Rake" as the search criteria and found the post with the pics. The archives are full of stuff like this.

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Bee in Mo

07-02-2003 21:01:02




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 Re: Re: 0T Raking hay in reply to Jim.UT, 07-02-2003 20:50:07  
The bull rake I was referring to was pushed by a team of horses or mules and by the name probably by a team of bulls originally. However that Dearborn sweep rake powered by the n looks like what Steve (0R) was looking for a couple days ago. Thanks for the info. Bee



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