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Posted by Don-Wi on June 17, 2007 at 10:33:26 from (70.224.225.11):
In Reply to: Hey Donovan posted by David in Wales on June 17, 2007 at 07:01:31:
Thanks! We got this rake really cheap at auction ($7.50) and it works pretty good, although I've been contemplating mounting those other type wheels on there.... being a machinist it wouldn't be too difficult for me to make the modifications.... These are the original wheel rakes, made before they started making them with the long tines like you describe. This one has a tag on it that it's made by Morrill- think they're outta California. can't remember. I still gotta get a pictuire some time of our Massey 285 hooked to the #12 baler. Makes a great baling rig and pulls those large wagons without a second look. Had this Ollie on the baler once in a great while, but it's more or less our planting and raking tractor. Donovan from Wisconsin
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