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  13. I love farming machinery, no surprise there. It is a hay rake or a stick rake. It lays whatever it is used for, into a line for either baling or scooping up. I saw the large photo and went no way and then saw the cropped one.
    Now there are 7 tines and they are all mine all mine, 7 tines are all mine (apologise to Lindisfarne 😁)

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    2. you have probably seen the other comments now, but no it is agricultural machinery. Spotted in Portugal on a walk – well multiple walks in the same place over a period of years. Not sure if it had been abandoned or whether it just lay in the field for the rare occasions they used it

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      1. Might be the same in UK, not sure. I saw this one in Portugal, and definitely don’t know it’s Portuguese name!

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    2. Farm equipment, possibly a hay rake as already suggested but also might be used to clear some of the land. Have to admit I don’t actually know!

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