Hayrake

There it stood, red and blue, a huge comb, a hayrake to be driven with horses. ❋ Unknown (2003)

It became necessary for me recently to purchase a hayrake. ❋ J. Wilbur Chapman (N/A)

He let them down into the water, so that the weight might swing them inboard, while the other signaller struggled manfully with a hayrake to grapple them; and the Captain cursed and Mac flushed all over, knowing that every ship in the fleet was grinning at them. ❋ Unknown (1930)

"Oh! He's in the hayfield, too, riding on the hayrake," Rusty Wren explained. ❋ Arthur Scott Bailey (1913)

"It means that the hayrake will come out of the shed next." ❋ Arthur Scott Bailey (1913)

_You_ don't have to pull the mowing machine nor the hayrake. ❋ Arthur Scott Bailey (1913)

Always a neat and tidy man -- as poachers mostly are -- I took the hayrake back to the field and wound up my lines. ❋ Eden Phillpotts (1911)

Diligent research has failed to discover any reliable information on the invention of the hayrake, though a horserake was patented as early as ❋ Holland Thompson (1906)

It might be a pious idea for you to ship up a mowing machine and a hayrake from ❋ Eugene Manlove Rhodes (1901)

"They'll hitch me to the hayrake and Johnnie Green will drive me all day long in the hot hayfields. ❋ Arthur Scott Bailey (1913)