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I have looked the Duravee 1225 but I'd rather not have another set of wheel on the rake ends if I can avoid it. However, it looked like a good rake.

I agree, Fair is I nice looking rake, but at a price tag of $32k it puts it closer in the range of a Sitrex Pro or a Darf.

What Vermeer model do you have? I've never had a problem with the tires as I'm already out pretty wide. It's always the last wheel and the frame is where it decides to ball up. So was hoping with the wheels mounted on the front of the frame it wouldn't ball. Dealer said the ground clearance is...

Ok, I know there is an older thread out there, but I recently stumbled across the Ogden Hay rakes and like how the wheels are in front of the frame versus behind like on my SR 112 Kuhn speed rake. I have mostly liked the Kuhn rake may only complaint is it struggles in thick tonnage hay. It...

Okay I'll chime in. I run a Kubota BV 4580 and love it. Also had a New Holland RB450 twin only and even through was a decent baler it wouldn't eat big windrows. It was also a twine only baler. Back in 2019 I traded it for my current Kubota baler. It will eat a big wide windrow and you can cruise...

Ok, I know this thread is old, but I recently stumbled across the Ogden Hay rakes and like how the wheel are in front of the frame versus behind like on my SR 112 Kuhn speed rake. I have mostly liked the Kuhn rake may only complaint is it struggles in thick tonnage hay. It always wants to ball...

I see they are mainly used on grain or bean heads, but the dealer said they worked just as good on hay. I just haven't been able to anyone that has installed it on a swather.

I have a MacDon swather with the 972 draper header on it and needing to rebuild the cutting system. Wondering if anyone has used the SCH EasyCut II on their swathers? If so, what are the Pros & Cons? I primarily cut alfalfa/grass mixes and oats and barley.

I opened my door last winter and the wind caught it and busted it. Looked just like yours. I have mine insured through a farm policy, but was told no glass, so I paid the $700 bill myself. I should have gotten it through the dealership. Live and learn!

No there was a lot of interest in it so ended going for more than I was willing to pay unfortunately. I think it would have been a decent tractor. But, anything used is a gamble. I just like the older stuff because it doesn't have all the electronic or the DEF on them. My newer stuff has the...

Yeah the paint is definitely better than what original came from the factory. On the paper work I saw it was painted in 2011, so yes still looks good for a 11yr old paint job. Being stored inside has played a big factor I'm sure. Looking on Tractor House there are quite a few same model year...

This is a couple pics of the old girl.

It has both 540 and 1000 PTO. They guy that has the tractor just checked the accumulators and they were low (50lbs) so he charged them to 130. I know this was done because I showed as he was doing it. I guess he was a case Tech for 25yrs so knows his way around the equipment pretty well. He also...

I am going to call the case dealer today and ask about the cost of rebuilding the transmission since I'm guessing it hasn't been opened up and some day I'm sure it will need some work.

I have been looking at several different tractors to help take the work load off my other tractor. I am not color blind, so have been looking at everything. Currently I stumbled onto a 1989 Case 7120 Magnum MFWD. Does any have experience with this model? Is so, what's the good, bad, and the...

Went to an auction two weeks ago with the goal of getting another 500 gal fuel tank. They had 3 available, but so many people showed up with same idea they ended up going for over $900 each. Maybe the fear of higher fuel prices played a big part in buyers minds..Idk. The one I bought last year...

I'm hoping there isn't a big turn out and can get a good deal. Always seems like when there are large crowds the price moves high and quick.

Not a bad deal! I'm going to an auction next week in hopes of maybe getting a grain drill with small seed box. However, with prices being so crazy I'm not sure what to expect. Good luck with your new purchase.👍

Lol...that would do the trick, but would rather stick with roping if that was my only choice.

Thanks for the info. Nobody around here carries them, so have to go into Montana, Wyoming, or Colorado to get one. I borrowed a friends Preifert calf table last year, and about half way through we went to flat assing the calves. Much easier to casterate as the Preifert doesn't have any access...