Nikkel Iron Works Corp.
P.O. Box 1597 Shafter, CA 93263
Phone: 661-746-4904 Toll Free: 1-800-342-9222 Fax: 661-746-4905 Email:
sales@nikkelironworks.com
Website:
www.nikkelironworks.com
Key Contacts General Manager Karl Almquist
Sales Manager Bruce Shannon
PROFILE Nikkel Iron Works Corp. ABOUT NIKKEL IRON WORKS
For 90 years, Nikkel Iron Works has created American-made, reliable farm equipment that continues to be improved in response to customer feedback.
The DARF overhead rake is the signature product for Nikkel Iron Works and is the top- selling rake of its design. The new model 1017, introduced in 2012, incorporates a number of signifi cant changes and improvements to the workhorse 917 rake. The DARF rake that is known for being rugged, gentle and fast is still all that — and more.
DARF rakes are manufactured in Shafter, Calif. For over 50 years, industry leaders in dairy feed and forage production have chosen DARF for its reliability, ease of operation and crop handling abilities. The DARF rake offers speed and durability to the grower and commercial operator and superior service and technical support to the dealer.
Nikkel Iron Works is proud to work exclusively with a network of 200-plus authorized agricultural equipment dealers. Retail dealer inquiries are welcome by calling Sales Manager Bruce Shannon at 559-999-1014 or
bruce@nikkelironworks.com.
Rugged, gentle, fast. The field-proven design of the DARF Hay Rake is now even better thanks to grower input. The new 1017 offers key upgrades to deliver ease of use and the finest hay and forage raking available.
TRADE NAMES • DARF Hay Rakes • Valleytown Vineyard Dusters • Buffalo Tillage Tools
FEATURED PRODUCTS FOR 2013-14 • 1017 Wide Overhead Wheel Rake (featuring the Dur-Adjust as a standard feature)
52 F ARM EQUIPMENT’S SUPPLER PROSPECTUS • SUMMER 2013
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