Rake Rake stand/jack

   / Rake stand/jack #11  
You're right that propping up the rake front end makes it easier to hook up. I tried various things and then just settled for a block of 6x6 cut to size.
Then I found that for my York rake, if I put the scarfer down and parked on level ground, it would be level.
 
   / Rake stand/jack #12  
This is a stand I made for my york rake several years ago. Very simple, two short pieces of pipe and some misc parts. It works very well.
 

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   / Rake stand/jack #13  
Real nice Bob. Despite the fact yours makes mine look like #$*@, Nice job ;)
 
   / Rake stand/jack #14  
Gizmo2 said:
Real nice Bob. Despite the fact yours makes mine look like #$*@, Nice job ;)

Thanks Gizmo ! I did some maintenance on my old rake this year and give it a fresh coat of paint too. :) The stand is the same basic idea as yours. They sure work good in keeping the rake in position for another 3pth hookup.
 
   / Rake stand/jack #15  
Hmmmmmm, yeah thats it, the fresh paint. Never mentioned fresh paint.:cool:
 
   / Rake stand/jack #16  
Charlie175 said:
What has been the best option to add a stand of some sorts to hold the rake front up when it is off the tractor? Sure would make hooking it up easier.

Charlie,

I'm not sure if this is the best option or not, but here is how I built a stand for the rake I am currently building from scratch.:




Here is the link to the entire 18 pages so far CLICK HERE

Larry
 
   / Rake stand/jack #17  
GuglioLS said:
Charlie,

I'm not sure if this is the best option or not, but here is how I built a stand for the rake I am currently building from scratch.:




Here is the link to the entire 18 pages so far CLICK HERE

Larry

Larry,

That is sure a purdy rake. What a great job ! Good idea in the stand too.

Bob
 
   / Rake stand/jack #18  
Thanks Bob,

I took a closer look at your rake, Do I see a drop down blade attached in there somewhere? how does that work out? seems like that would be real handy. DId you add that and the gauge wheels? Your addon stand is very solid, nice rake.

Larry
 
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Good idea guys, thanks for sharing.
I haven't decided what to do yet.
 
   / Rake stand/jack #20  
GuglioLS said:
Thanks Bob,

I took a closer look at your rake, Do I see a drop down blade attached in there somewhere? how does that work out? seems like that would be real handy. DId you add that and the gauge wheels? Your addon stand is very solid, nice rake.

Larry
The drop down blade is an option on all york rakes and came with my rake ( 25 yrs ago ) when i bought it. The blade is Very handy. Its not " beefy " enough to dig ditches but for something like crowning up a roadway it works real well. A blade also adds alot of weight to a rake and makes it more stable ( in My opinion ) The gauge wheels came with my rake too.

Bob
 
 

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