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Old 02-16-2013, 12:03 PM
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any one have a set of wheels for the rake
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Old 02-16-2013, 01:15 PM
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You can get replacement wheels at tractor supply. The original rims are plastic. I ruined mine working the rake. That's how I got into cubs. I needed a york rake for one of my jobs and found a 128 with the rake and the rear blade. It did a great job leveling and finishing the loam for a lawn I put in. I use my rake weekly in the summer. It saves alot of work and does a better job than hand rakeing.
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Old 02-16-2013, 01:53 PM
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I need the brackets
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Old 02-16-2013, 06:06 PM
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The rakes also worked good as a loader counter weight
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Old 02-16-2013, 06:59 PM
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JLM78: The wheels work good for finish work but unfortunately the tines are made of soft steel (which is a crime in my book) and bend up easily in heavy soil which makes you either bend the tines back down or re-adjust your gauge wheels up before the job is done. That is why I got a york rake for heavy jobs. Don't get me wrong I love that little IH rake for small clean up job's it's really handy but for big jobs your good with out the wheels or using a york rake. (Just my opinion )
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Sweet pics! I love the rakes!

My kwik-way needs more counter weight then that. This isn't enough to keep the rear end planted I'll be fixing that as soon as I get it transferred to the 1864.
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Sweet pics! I love the rakes!

My kwik-way needs more counter weight then that. This isn't enough to keep the rear end planted I'll be fixing that as soon as I get it transferred to the 1864.
Methos: The rake worked pretty good but I know what you mean, I went to a weight box also but having the rake and loader together were great, I could pull stones or lawn debris into a row and scoop them up with one machine. But when I got into moving large pieces of wood I needed a little more ballast.

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One of those rakes would look good behind Dually.
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