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Old 04-06-2013, 04:36 PM
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Default York rake, rear scraper blade value?
I have a Cub Cadet 41" York rake with wheels and a 42" scraper blade complete with the mainframe and original lift straps. I was told that these came as a set. Everything is in good condition with the exception of a few bent tines on the rake that are easy to straighten as they were not made of hardened steel. Go figure. I'm going to put them up for sale but, I have no idea what they're worth. Can anyone help me out?

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I have a Cub Cadet 41" York rake with wheels and a 42" scraper blade complete with the mainframe and original lift straps. I was told that these came as a set. Everything is in good condition with the exception of a few bent tines on the rake that are easy to straighten as they were not made of hardened steel. Go figure. I'm going to put them up for sale but, I have no idea what they're worth. Can anyone help me out?

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I've heard of a set like that sold for $700 but I feel that was top dollar for good original condition set.
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There is one on E-pay that has been listed for many weeks and has not sold. I have been watching but the price is high. http://www.ebay.com/itm/110887847095...84.m1423.l2649
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I think $100 should be fine.
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OUCH yeah 550 seems high IMO.
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I agree with Lew! I'll PM ya my address.

I've seen a complete set in good shape go for $400. I would think $300-400 is a pretty fair price. All depends on location, condition, and of course demand......
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Thanks guys, Mine is in about the same condition as the set in Cubyfan's Ebay link but my rake has wheels. I was thinking that $300-$400 was about right. I've used both of them and they work good but, I need a bigger set up for my work. I'm currently building a 4ft rake with hardened spring steel tines.
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I'll go $125.
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That's the best offer i've had all day.
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my first post but his 550. is not out of line we have sold a few singles for 350. ea these item are a hard find I have a set but I have the hitch/ mount for ea
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