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kenben · Jan 29, 2013

does anyone have any info/documents on this rake.I paid 20.00 for it.How are the "tines'attached?Thanks for any info.

Ken

Eric in IL · Jan 29, 2013

I don't believe those are the correct teeth for the rake.

donjr · Jan 29, 2013

They're bolted onto your wheels, I believe 'facing' forward. That's an old wheel rake. The newer style work much bettere, but the old ones still do work, and fairly cheap.

Mike (WA) · Jan 29, 2013

Darf made a lot of rakes- especially those you attach to the front of your tractor and/or to the side of the pickup on your baler, to pull everything together to go into the baler. Google it, you'll probably turn up some information.

Don-Wi · Jan 29, 2013

Those are "Farmhand" style teeth, and there is a keeper that holds the teeth on. A bolt goes through it, and that keeper goes between the 2 coils on the teeth.

Donovan from Wisconsin

60 acre hillside · Jan 29, 2013

I have a Dorf sold by Oliver. I think it uses the same teeth and tooth clamps as the Farmhand. I can get teeth and have made the tooth clips.

FBH44 · Jan 30, 2013

Classic example of galvanic corrosion; the little steel bolts are preferentially corroding away, protecting the brass plate. Might better have been to use brass rivets. Not that it matters much, but there it is....

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