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Old 07-31-2018, 07:14 PM
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Default Picked up a York Rake

I picked up this rake at the Jacktown show earlier this month
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No more Round Up and the driveway looks great!
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Old 07-31-2018, 07:25 PM
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Nice rake Billy. My parents have one since new in late seventies i believe. They used to use it behind their case but still drag it today on the drive behind the Kubota bx. From what I remember it has the blade option that can be dropped as well. pretty sturdy piece, nice score
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Old 07-31-2018, 10:18 PM
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Hmmmm, now you got me thinking.
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Nice attachment Billy.
Looks handy...
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Good deal on the York rake.
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Old 08-02-2018, 10:50 AM
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Nice find on the rake, Billy!
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Thanks guys!

I'm thinking of getting the scraper blade. More toys! I see it is available on fleabay but it seems a little spendy. Especially for the shipping. There's a York rake dealer 1/2 hour away and I could check in someday when I'm in that area.
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Nice to see you found it at Jacktown, it does a great job, backing up a problem? Did you find anything else?
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Nice to see you found it at Jacktown, it does a great job, backing up a problem? Did you find anything else?
Backing up is a challenge.... It's a little tough reaching back to the lift handle. It's a stretch! But I got it figured out and I can deal with it.

One gas tank for quietline for Lew price. It'll fit the narrow frame with mod to the cross member on hood. Got a few other non Cub stuff. Had a good time! Did you go?
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Nice pick. I could have bought one at auction about two months ago. lady got it for 225. If I needed it worse I'd have bought it. Very heavy duty.
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