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Need help on this hay rake.

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Just got this for :oops: :oops: real cheap :oops: :oops:







Any where I can look for model or get a year?? Sorry its in the weeds and didnt know where to look :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Nice grab Gary. How close to the house is this one???
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petra79 said:
Nice grab Gary. How close to the house is this one???
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It was about??????????????? a mile :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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bertman said:
petra79 said:
Nice grab Gary. How close to the house is this one???
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It was about??????????????? a mile :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Can't argue with that. Is it something you'll be able to use on either your or your dads property or just a play thing.
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I think it'd make a good yard orament ;) :D :D
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Its a working rake I want to paint and use behind the 10-20. My friend said take it so I jumped on it.
Still need to figure a model and maybe a year for it ;)
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bikerdave
Looks like you have a group of high powered help to help with it!!
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Very nice find! I've never seen one before.
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Well if its originally horse drawn it's a 169 and if tractor drawn its a 170. They are supposed to be hunter(Oliver) green and IH red with yellow wheels. They work good but you have to watch them in heavy crops as they tend to twist the windrow into a rope and if you try to stop the tractor to prevent plugging the baler you end up sucking in the next 10' of windrow with it.
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That is just cool. If you do get a chance to use them together please take a pic that would be something.
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1031d said:
Well if its originally horse drawn it's a 169 and if tractor drawn its a 170. They are supposed to be hunter(Oliver) green and IH red with yellow wheels. They work good but you have to watch them in heavy crops as they tend to twist the windrow into a rope and if you try to stop the tractor to prevent plugging the baler you end up sucking in the next 10' of windrow with it.
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THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I did some searching and found a couple pics!!!
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gordon1121 said:
That is just cool. If you do get a chance to use them together please take a pic that would be something.
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You got it :!: Im on the right path with all the help!!! Might be a while but I will have some pictures ;)
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