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Re: twin bar hay rake
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Posted by Tx Jim on April 19, 2007 at 02:53:01 from (4.253.79.217):
In Reply to: twin bar hay rake posted by WD-9 on April 18, 2007 at 20:01:52:
As previously stated Vermeer builds JD twin rakes so paint is only difference. I owned a R23 for several years. The R23 always had reel pipe brgs needing replacement(granted newer rakes have larger brgs than the one I had),made tractor hyd oil really HOT and was very hard to change from transport to field position unless field was very smooth. I traded for a H&S high capacity wheel rake and would never want a hyd. driven rake again.JMHO,Tx Jim
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