[AT] Question on a hay Rake

[Cecil Bearden]

John Wilkens wrote:
> Bill, don't know the make but check the drive gears and rake teeth 
> condition.  Some of the old rake teeth are getting hard to find and 
> many are not interchangeable.    John
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> At 04:22 PM 04/04/2010, you wrote:
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>> I found an old hay rake out in a field.  Nobody seems to know anything about
>> it.  I looked it all over and I can't see any markings on it.  It would need
>> a little work and some "powder and paint" but all in all I think it might be
>> a nice little project for me.  Anybody got an idea on what make it is and
>> what its worth?  The link is below.
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>> http://www.agiftofmaine.com/bills_old_hay_rake.htm
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>> Thanks,
>> Bill Thompson
>> Sherman Mills, Maine
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I was thinking it might be a New Idea.   It is worth about $25-50 for 
scrap, depending where it is from a scrap dealer.  Scrap is $200/ton 
right now.

Cecil in OKla