Maine_Polack
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Has anyone fabricated a rake using the teeth from old spring tooth harrows? Have two harrows in pieces - that old iron just does not rust away - and my thrifty nature says use them.
Spring tooth equals rake?
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hey,
Go ahead, You can do it!, We all have faith in U...& it'll be fun, why not? If I had the parts & time I'd peck away at it too.
I'm, sure someone will chime in & give U some worthwhile advise...
I bought a Lobster Boat in Winter Harbor a while ago.Nicest little boat you ever work a trap from!..
Good luck, Paul.
Like you name, sounds fishy. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Go ahead, You can do it!, We all have faith in U...& it'll be fun, why not? If I had the parts & time I'd peck away at it too.
I'm, sure someone will chime in & give U some worthwhile advise...
I bought a Lobster Boat in Winter Harbor a while ago.Nicest little boat you ever work a trap from!..
Good luck, Paul.
Like you name, sounds fishy. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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Maine_Polack
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Heh...Heh...Took a minute for my dull brain, but then I got it! And...I like it.
Should hav explained further about using spring tooths. What concerned me was the "curl" and width of the teeth. It they are too wide and act more like a blade than a rake...I suppose a wider space inbetween would be called for.
Heh...Heh...Took a minute for my dull brain, but then I got it! And...I like it.
Should hav explained further about using spring tooths. What concerned me was the "curl" and width of the teeth. It they are too wide and act more like a blade than a rake...I suppose a wider space inbetween would be called for.