Just2quickz28
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It was the TSC Country Line brand Like the one pictured earlier
TSC Landscape (york) rake
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It was the TSC Country Line brand Like the one pictured earlier
JDGreenGrass
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ragkar
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- JD2320 w/R4 $21,100 w/7.16%off
To clarify - I have the York model RS5 rake, scarfer, blade. I was just looking at the web site and holy smokes it's expensive.
jdgreengras, Your second picture shows four inch stubs that attaches to the lower 3ph arms. On the York rake this is a three foot axle which seems to be in three pieces. The outermost pieces of the axle have bent. Since the scarfer hangs from these pieces, it is binding.
I'm going to have a go at getting the axle off but it's going to be rough due to rust. I have sleeve bushings on these pieces so that the rake will fit on my Imatch. If I leave them off, I can use my Speeco brand Imatch (the E-hitch p/n HF141160 sold by TSC among others).
jdgreengras, Your second picture shows four inch stubs that attaches to the lower 3ph arms. On the York rake this is a three foot axle which seems to be in three pieces. The outermost pieces of the axle have bent. Since the scarfer hangs from these pieces, it is binding.
I'm going to have a go at getting the axle off but it's going to be rough due to rust. I have sleeve bushings on these pieces so that the rake will fit on my Imatch. If I leave them off, I can use my Speeco brand Imatch (the E-hitch p/n HF141160 sold by TSC among others).
mjncad
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I took a look at York's web site and they sure are proud of their gauge wheels. I'll bet they don't sell many of those accessories.
