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Harley Rockpicker

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db4600

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While winter hunting (its too early for spring cleaning) I found
this.
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Its come in the past about this brand so heres the scoop.
 
It was first made in Cleveland North Dakota,or some place close, and it works good, but it does make your soil fine after you run the wind rower over it,and the soil west of Jamestown, will blow in the winter if it doesn't have cover or flax strips or something to stop the North West wind! That's guaranteed .
 
Hmm? This article pretty much details the development of the machine and start of the company by Mr. Fahrenholtz in Clarissa Minnesota. I know the Harley term is used on rakes for landscape and rocks. It also appears that the Harley name is used by Glenmac of Jamestown ND and also Paladin Attachments of Dexter Michigan. Glenmacs site claims the technology has been around since 1976. That is the date of this article. Is it possible that Glenmac bought out Mr. Fahrenholtz?
 
Who bought who,i have no idea,but Larrys, dad From Fredonia N,Dakota, bought one of the first one's,in the 60's he use to tell how many loads a day they would pick,, it was unreal, doesn't it say Cleveland on one of the sticker, in that one picture, it's a to small for my eyes !!
 
Who bought who,i have no idea,but Larrys, dad From Fredonia N,Dakota, bought one of the first one's,in the 60's he use to tell how many loads a day they would pick,, it was unreal, doesn't it say Cleveland on one of the sticker, in that one picture, it's a to small for my eyes !! The Haybuster too, bought the wheel lifters, that's made with the shafts, that tumbles out the dirt, from a old dairy farmer that had it built,then Haybuster bought it, improvred on it, made it bigger, wider put the variable hydraulics on made it so it would sell
 
You'r are right it was made in Minnesota, i called Larry, he straighten ed me out,his Dad seen one work in Clevelamd ND, and then bought one, sorry!
 
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