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Re: PHOTO - Claas rotary rake
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Posted by David in Wales on June 13, 2007 at 07:59:39 from (81.151.117.52):
In Reply to: Raking with my HTA posted by IaGary on June 13, 2007 at 02:22:19:

Hi Gary; Interesting to see you using a "spider wheel" rake. Over here in the 1960's & 70's the most popular rake was the Vocon Acrobat which was a 3 point mounted 4 wheel rake - looks to be the same style wheels as yours. You could alter its operation to row up, spread grass, & turn over 2 rows of grass. What make is your machine? Today everyone uses the horizontal rotor wheel tedders and rakes which dont roll the hay into a "rope" nor gather stones into the swath. This is a Claas 2 rotor about 12 feet width, they also make 4 rotor & 6 rotor versions. Do you have this type over there? Great to see how you guys do things. David
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