Posted by JK-NY on March 10, 2021 at 07:55:19 from (174.197.204.209):
In Reply to: I bought a new rake posted by svcummins on March 09, 2021 at 22:40:54:
Those type of rake never caught on around here when they first came out.Everyone called them pinwheel rakes. Not sure why but I would guess they didnt do as good of a job compared to a side delivery rake. The farm I worked for when I was young had one when they first came out but it was gone by time I went to work there in the 1970's . They had also bought a frame that was mounted on an old JD A with I believe 2 pinwheels on it that I remember using once or twice but that went away too . It was only used to turn over raked windrows but didnt work that good . I imagine the newer ones are much improved still dont see many here. Most of the newer stuff is either rotary rakes of various capacity or mergers for the big farms harvesting hay as silage in large amounts.
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