Power Angled York Rake

[slik rik]

So I needed a york rake for my property and even converting a 3 point was an expensive proposition, I decided to just fabricate one up based off my 9' western plow setup that I fabb'd for my 853. It was extremely simple to do and cheap as well. I got the tines from agri supply 50 of them for about 250. Bolts nuts and washers for about 40. The metal was all scrap I have had laying around for a while now. Works great.

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[foton]

that is interesting , I might try that, did you engineer that to have a cylinder on it so you could angle it? and it looks like you made it not to be reversible is that correct? I have a 6 footer I could use a a place to start.

 

[Tazza]

that is interesting , I might try that, did you engineer that to have a cylinder on it so you could angle it? and it looks like you made it not to be reversible is that correct? I have a 6 footer I could use a a place to start.

Very nice job, i'd have thought the parts to build it would have been wa more for the tynes.
I noticed the cylinder too.

 

[slik rik]

that is interesting , I might try that, did you engineer that to have a cylinder on it so you could angle it? and it looks like you made it not to be reversible is that correct? I have a 6 footer I could use a a place to start.

I took my blade off my homemade plow, and used all the other components, a-frame, cylinders, and just made the rake fit where the blade attached. When winter comes I can just put the blade back on 3 bolts and 2 trip springs