I've never used a folding wheel rake,but everyone who has one says they would be lost without it.They come in various widths,up to more than 30 or 40' if you want one that wide.As far as others go,it's almost a budget thing.NH Rollabar rakes are still made as far as I know,and have been almost unchanged since the early 60's.They would be my first pick anyways.Had a Massey years ago,run and run fast from those.The clutch assembly is just fair at times and the angel is maybe not desireable because we found sometimes it would drag fluffy material.I hate any rake with rubber mounted teeth.Get type that are steel spring bolted right to the bar.I say that because I like to run it right on the ground to pick up everything,if you do that with rubber mounted teeth,they will break off,I have lost a dozen raking 40 acres before lol.John Deere rakes are good,New Idea rakes were alright too.There were likely lots of others that were decent too,I would steer clear of Massey rakes,unless you get one in good shape for free and don't mind frigging around in the field.pd
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