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Re: Jump Ship and Run?
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Posted by Harley on May 22, 2006 at 08:35:25 from (205.188.117.14):
In Reply to: Re: Jump Ship and Run? posted by Rauville on May 22, 2006 at 05:05:35:
Allan, the one I got says "Deering" on the tag. Not McCormack-Deering, just Deering. I think it was before Mr. McCormack was alive. It's got more chains and gears than an old wringer washing machine, and the way you put it in gear is go back on the axle and slide a sleeve with a notch in it over so it matches another notch on the wheel and then tighten down the set screw. You ain't seen primitive yet. The only other rake I've ever used was one my dad still has. John Deere with two smalll trailing wheels behind and two four footer tall ones in the front that drive the whole thing. Originally horsedrawn and somebody put a tongue on it. You just don't have any problems there except you're gonna need more grease. Harley
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