some rust in nj for SweetFeet

larry@stinescorner · Oct 24, 2013

Two old hayrakes as decorations at the end of a driveway

SweetFeet has everyone on the lookout for rust!

Adrian Billheimer · Oct 24, 2013

I have one similar to them in my front yard, not necessarily yard art, more of storage place!

samn40 · Oct 24, 2013

Here is some more rust.....well rusting away! over 40 of them in this
barn!
Sam

Leroy · Oct 24, 2013

Both New Idea, one across the road cannot see good enough to know if it is a 3 bar or a No. 4 4 bar, the one on right of road is a No. 4 4 bar and in the condition it looks to be with that broken paul or dog plate on the axle is still about a $300 rake. Ready for field I get over $500 out of them. And that is wholesaling them to a dealer for resale.

SweetFeet · Oct 24, 2013

Really neat. Thanks for rust!

Looks like abandoned yard art... being they have a little "pad" of crushed rock under them.

RalphWD45 · Oct 25, 2013

I have a rusty John Deere, side delivery sitting inside one of my gates. The grass is into it, like those two. I am planning on building platform, out of rail ties, two high, spiked to the ground with rebar, and laying down black plastic inside, to stop grass and scotch broom, and then filling with drain field rock. It ought to sit up proud on that, and be eaisier to mow up to.

FBH44 · Oct 25, 2013

Rust? Tell you what I've beenn doing. Friends have started a Antique-Flea-Market-Roadside-Barn-Junque place, open one Saturday a month. I've been taking over old shovels, cut-off pieces of barn tin, old rolls barb wire, rusty items, junque items, all the stuff I have absolutely NO use for, and NO space for, just taking up space, and they sell it as Decor. Everyone likes it, me specially.

some rust in nj for SweetFeet

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