Rake Harrow - What is it's name, Who was the Manufacture

[chriscathey]

Does anybody know anything about this harrow? What kind is it? Who was the manufacturer? I don't think they are manufactured any more, does anyone know where I could find a used one?

Thanks,
Chris Cathey
Heber Springs, Arkansas 72543
Chris_Cathey@swn.com

 

[bp fick]

This is regional, but it is indeed a spike toothed harrow, 3 pt.

The style most common to me, as I was growing up, was a multi-section spike tooth drag, pulled from draw bar with chain. Outstanding implement. I'd work a field with the C tine style and then drag it out with the spike tooth. It would make a seed bed as fine textured as you needed for vegetable crops.

Still love to find one today.

 

[Farmwithjunk]

Dad had one that looked very much like that one. Seems like it was a Hinniker brand? It's been more'n 25 years and I've slept since then, so I'm not really sure....

 

[Duffster]

Still love to find one today.

Come on over.

 

[mroldstyle]

Come on over.

Are you saying you have something for sale??

 

[chriscathey]

No sir. Looking for one of these. Hoping someone out there would recognize the brand or name for it or have one for sale.

Thanks,
Chris

 

[Duffster]

Are you saying you have something for sale??

Not myself but there are plenty around if someone wanted one.

 

[mroldstyle]

Not myself but there are plenty around if someone wanted one.

PM sent!

 

[chriscathey]

I've been looking pretty hard in Arkansas with no luck so far. Would you be able to help me locate one in Arkansas or an adjoining State? Thanks, Chris

 

[bullbreaker]

Dad had one that looked very much like that one. Seems like it was a Hinniker brand? It's been more'n 25 years and I've slept since then, so I'm not really sure....

Totally agree with Mr.FWJ :
It does look like a Hiniker,my second guess would be a Wil-Rich.

Boone