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What model rake is this
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    Posted: 11 Sep 2019 at 10:57pm

We brought this home today. The manual that came with it says model 77 but the pictures in the manual show a similar rake only with two wheels on the back while this one has one swivel wheel on the front and one fixed wheel on the back. Sorry about the upside down picture
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If that rake has the gearbox that shifts “hi, low,tedding” it is just called a “PTO Rake/Tedder” . If you have to switch the input shaft from one shaft to the other it is a #7. Although as it looks like the front caster wheel is forward of the basket, it will be the PTO Rake/Tedder. I have lots of NOS and used parts for those rakes available.
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I have the PTO Rake/Tedder with extra wheel on the drive side plus someone decided that wasn't enough so they put one on the other end as well so it's a four wheeled rake. Seems to work okay, although haven't used it lately, it needs some teeth and probably bearings.
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