Taking a 5 bar AC side del rake and making 4 bar

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   Long story short-  I took out all 5 bars now I need help

I am confused as to what holes the bars should go in to make 4 bars.  I thought I had that figured out,  but I think I have atleast one bar in the holes for 5 bars.

How far apart should the bars be?   (Physically measure is what I am asking)

On the way home puling it behind my pickup, one of the bars was rusted on a bolt hole that goes into a rake tooth and it broke- so in order to have factory bars and no welds, I decided to make a 4 bar hay rake.  I tried to get another bar at the salvage yard with no luck.  So now I am making it into a 4 bar rake

Any help would be appreciated- And I don't have a book for it either

Thanks!

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Darwin W. Kurtz Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Orange Level Joined: 06 Apr 2010 Location: Westphalia, KS Points: 5471	Post Options Post Reply Quote Darwin W. Kurtz Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Taking a 5 bar AC side del rake and making 4 bar Posted: 2 hours 13 minutes ago at 3:39pm
	Long story short- I took out all 5 bars now I need help I am confused as to what holes the bars should go in to make 4 bars. I thought I had that figured out, but I think I have atleast one bar in the holes for 5 bars. How far apart should the bars be? (Physically measure is what I am asking) On the way home puling it behind my pickup, one of the bars was rusted on a bolt hole that goes into a rake tooth and it broke- so in order to have factory bars and no welds, I decided to make a 4 bar hay rake. I tried to get another bar at the salvage yard with no luck. So now I am making it into a 4 bar rake Any help would be appreciated- And I don't have a book for it either Thanks!

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