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Posted by Glen in TX on May 22, 2006 at 21:28:36 from (208.246.9.179):
In Reply to: Road Trip posted by Allan In NE on May 22, 2006 at 18:26:34:
I don't blame you for trading it off and after remembering what fun it was to fix and modify the one we had and seeing what parts cost today. NOT fun. Also that rake is only 50+ years old... 851 rake was made in 1952 till ?? and 858 was made 1955 till ??. Not so much it is green but geeze who but JD would still have any parts for a rake that old and they didn't show to have much for them anymore. See a lot of the NH or Vermeer rakes used in this area now. Have a good trip and show us later what you trade for. :)
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