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Re: John Deer Side Deliver Hay Rake Dated 1920
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Posted by Mark - IN. on April 03, 2005 at 21:15:13 from (64.12.117.7):
In Reply to: John Deer Side Deliver Hay Rake Dated 1920 posted by Mrs Mackey Kim Indiana on April 03, 2005 at 13:20:03:
Kim, I don't have a clue to it's value. Wouldn't happen to have a digital camera that you can download pictures to your PC from, would you? Maybe one you can borrow from a friend? If you do, or can get one, can post a picture here under implement photos, and then post your question under impliments asking them to look at the photo and maybe give you a sense from that. Worth a shot. For the most part, folks here are pretty friendly, helpful, and honest. Where abouts are you in Indiana? I'm up in Bristol (weekends), Illinois (weeks). There is a implement place on 119 S. down by Wakarusa, Martins, but don't have a phone book here, maybe they can help, if you're up that far. Also, is a place in Edwardsburg, MI where the two daughters run the place for the father, and either of them rebuilds tractors and impliments with the best of them, and then sells them and other stuff. Reciepts are in the manuals back home, can get a number tomorrow. Too late to wake anyone up now. Maybe they can help you too. Mark
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