I'm looking for a ground driven hay rake that would work with either my cub or super a. What would y'all recommend? Would prefer IH, but if they are prone to break or another brand is cheaper n better then let me know. Thanks
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Ground Driven hay rake ???
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Ground Driven hay rake ???
I'm looking for a ground driven hay rake that would work with either my cub or super a. What would y'all recommend? Would prefer IH, but if they are prone to break or another brand is cheaper n better then let me know. Thanks
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Re: Ground Driven hay rake ???
New holland 256 is a good one. Be careful buying an older rake, probably worn out and parts may be hard to find if even findable.
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Re: Ground Driven hay rake ???
I have used several brands on a cub, I use the cub to give it a workout after repairs to see how it holds up, not the fastest but works good, it is heavy on the back so have front weights, that is a IH rake in the picture, get a rake with a front dolly wheel and it will be much easier on the cub
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Re: Ground Driven hay rake ???
Here is a video Phil Lenke posted to the forum several (many) years ago. According to Phil, the rake in this video is a mid century IH 4 bar rake. No other info was provided.
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Re: Ground Driven hay rake ???
I have an old IH rake
better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it...( YES this includes CUBS! )
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Re: Ground Driven hay rake ???
I’ve raked at least 200 acres of hay with an old farmhand 6 wheel rake. I had a couple of broken teeth and no other problems. I never did understand the bar rakes with all their maintenance nightmares. Never pulled one with a cub but it should handle a 5 wheel just fine
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Re: Ground Driven hay rake ???
Neighbor farmer pulls a side delivery hay rake with a B Farmall. The B is his smallest tractor. Cub should handle most side delivery hay rakes just fine.
Older style hay rakes frequently come up at auction. Shouldn't be to hard to find one.
Older style hay rakes frequently come up at auction. Shouldn't be to hard to find one.
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Re: Ground Driven hay rake ???
I overhauled one for my late father in law he got from his father in law. Just can't remember the make on it. But he'd use it behind his Super A.
Edit: Went looking at pics online. It was a New Idea. My wife says her Grandaddy pulled it with the Cub I have now.
Edit: Went looking at pics online. It was a New Idea. My wife says her Grandaddy pulled it with the Cub I have now.
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Re: Ground Driven hay rake ???
I pull an IH-14 Side Delivery Rake with my Farmall Cub regularly. It took a lot to get the rake fixed up, but I was able to find the NOS parts I needed.
Lots of footage of us using it in this video: https://youtu.be/7OB2mTZ-kJ0
As was mentioned above, New Holland hay rakes are popular, and parts for those may be a bit easier to track down.
Lots of footage of us using it in this video: https://youtu.be/7OB2mTZ-kJ0
As was mentioned above, New Holland hay rakes are popular, and parts for those may be a bit easier to track down.
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