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Old 08-12-2023, 05:45 PM
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Found a rake for the Original to play with. Looking forward to using it this Fall!



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Are they standard the duals on the rear ?
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Old 08-12-2023, 11:56 PM
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Cool, a dump rake. Think you will add a rope from the rake handle to the seat back. An outfit like that would sure be great under my Maple trees in the fall. I'm happy for you.
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Are they standard the duals on the rear ?
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Duals were an option.
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Cool, a dump rake. Think you will add a rope from the rake handle to the seat back. An outfit like that would sure be great under my Maple trees in the fall. I'm happy for you.
Thanks, looking forward to using it!
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are the duals just to provide more traction and prevent slippage when dragging something like that?
do you have any problems with the single ag tires slipping and digging into the grass?
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Congrats on the new rake!
That Original sure looks good!
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are the duals just to provide more traction and prevent slippage when dragging something like that?
do you have any problems with the single ag tires slipping and digging into the grass?
I just have them for the option, plus they look cool!
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Congrats on the new rake!
That Original sure looks good!
Thank you, sir! I really appreciate it!
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I hope it works good because I ordered one very similar to it for raking oak leaf boughs the are constantly breaking and covering 2 of my 3 acres.
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