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building a rake
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rake frame
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main frame beam
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drilling pivot plate
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modeled after A&B rear blade main frame
EddieWalker
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Daniel,
You're doing some really nice work there!!!
Are you copying an already existing rake?
I've been looking at them myself and don't understand why they all pivot?? Is there an advantage to this?
I'm wondering how much easier and cheaper it woudl be to make one that didn't pivot.
Where are you getting the teeth or fingers, or whatever the spring steel is called that makes contact with the ground?
How much?
Thanks
Eddie
You're doing some really nice work there!!!
Are you copying an already existing rake?
I've been looking at them myself and don't understand why they all pivot?? Is there an advantage to this?
I'm wondering how much easier and cheaper it woudl be to make one that didn't pivot.
Where are you getting the teeth or fingers, or whatever the spring steel is called that makes contact with the ground?
How much?
Thanks
Eddie
EddieWalker
Epic Contributor
Daniel,
You're doing some really nice work there!!!
Are you copying an already existing rake?
I've been looking at them myself and don't understand why they all pivot?? Is there an advantage to this?
I'm wondering how much easier and cheaper it woudl be to make one that didn't pivot.
Where are you getting the teeth or fingers, or whatever the spring steel is called that makes contact with the ground?
How much?
Thanks
Eddie
You're doing some really nice work there!!!
Are you copying an already existing rake?
I've been looking at them myself and don't understand why they all pivot?? Is there an advantage to this?
I'm wondering how much easier and cheaper it woudl be to make one that didn't pivot.
Where are you getting the teeth or fingers, or whatever the spring steel is called that makes contact with the ground?
How much?
Thanks
Eddie
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