Here there was and still is LOTS of them used,, work good for throwing two-three windrows together, but worthless for making a uniform windrow for round balers for that I use a Vee wheel rake,, mine is a 3pt 10 wheel unit, works well for me as I have few corners to deal with the way i cut hay,, a trailered one is the next thing I would like to get but I have had this one since new and have used it since the 80's, some here have the twin roll bar rakes, they work fine other than on rough fields you have to go pretty slow compared to what I am used to as I rake in the 8-9 mph range, all the ones you speak of here were mostly Farm Hand brand,, I did see a jd once in a great while,, all the Farmhand ones here rake fine as long as they have all the teeth except when a heavy down pour pounds the windrow in the dirt then they will skip pretty bad,, maybe that was the issues where a lot more H20 is the norm
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