Any 5 hole implement wheel will work. The earlier rakes had a 16 wheel for a 6:00x16 tire, later rakes had a 15 wheel for a 6:70x15 tire. So just look for rims that you have or can get matching tires to fit and make sure they are same matching tread and diameter as mishmatched tires will make the dogs (pauls) in drive wheels keep jumping and destrow those dogs and they have not been avaible for 45 years, at that time we found some from an Oliver horse drawn mower that fit. Just make sure you do not dammage any parts as they are none avaible now. At that time there was 2 models made a offset wheel, most popular and a wheel in line model. Ours was the offset wheel model and it left in 1981 after cows lift in 1980. Keep speed to not over 3 MPH as they were made for horse walking speeds. Trying to run too fast will just destroy the rake.
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