I have looked thru 125 pages of diy plans to build a dolly wheel for a side delivery hay rake and haven't found the first post. These search columns haven't yielded a thing. Does anybody have any plans-blueprints or suggestions on this topic?
plans for DIY dolly wheel for a side delivery hay rake
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Xfaxman
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Not sure what you need. Can you post pictures of what you have?
Here is an image search, but they come from the factory with dolly wheels.
dolly wheel for a side delivery hay rake - Image Search
Here is an image search, but they come from the factory with dolly wheels.
dolly wheel for a side delivery hay rake - Image Search
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Quick thread hi jack if you don't mind. My father bought a Massey Harris Dickie side rake in the early fifties. I imagine that they were made in N. America. I used to use it as a schoolboy behind a Fordson Standard model N, or a Fordson Major. If you look at Google Images you will see that the Dickie had a cylidrical concrete counter weight on the back.
My father was a farm manager up until he started farming himself in 1928. He remained friends with his former employer. I remember the old chap visiting us not long berore he died in 1954. He pointed at the counter weight, then painted red of course, and said "is that where you put the petrol in? (Petrol=gasolene)
My brother still has the counter weight about somewhere. I made it into a roller to tow behind the lawn mower.
My father was a farm manager up until he started farming himself in 1928. He remained friends with his former employer. I remember the old chap visiting us not long berore he died in 1954. He pointed at the counter weight, then painted red of course, and said "is that where you put the petrol in? (Petrol=gasolene)
My brother still has the counter weight about somewhere. I made it into a roller to tow behind the lawn mower.
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