When I worked on a dairy many years ago, we never pulled a Tedder out unless it just wouldn’t dry on its own. It’s interesting how things change over the years. Take care and have a blessed rest of the weekend my friend.
IMHO - Vermeer makes an awesome wheel rake. Nice thing about the center kicker wheels, they are at the front of the rake and IMHO less likely to plug the rake. When you buy your tedder... 😎. Vermeer has some great tedders too. Lely origin, the hook times work great. Nice looking hay.
Sitrex still makes New Hollands Rakes,,,, Got 2.....Our Hay does not have big stems or loose leaves..... Tine conditioners only gain about 1/2 day so our objective is bigger tedders
When I worked on a dairy many years ago, we never pulled a Tedder out unless it just wouldn’t dry on its own. It’s interesting how things change over the years. Take care and have a blessed rest of the weekend my friend.
IMHO - Vermeer makes an awesome wheel rake. Nice thing about the center kicker wheels, they are at the front of the rake and IMHO less likely to plug the rake. When you buy your tedder... 😎. Vermeer has some great tedders too. Lely origin, the hook times work great. Nice looking hay.
I can't wait to see how this turns out. I'm on the fence with selling the tedder and rotary mower and getting a mower conditioner.
Oh interesting that’s right because you do not have a conditioner very few people in Michigan don’t have a conditioner
Great video of a tractor exhaust hahaha
Only use a tedder if you need dry hay 15 percent moisture or less. Round or squares
Hay producer starter pack includes a Tedder and rotary rake.
I don’t know if I’ll qualify
Sitrex still makes New Hollands Rakes,,,, Got 2.....Our Hay does not have big stems or loose leaves..... Tine conditioners only gain about 1/2 day so our objective is bigger tedders
😁 No tedder = hillbilly 😉. In my area, if you use a Tedder, you are pretentious 😉.
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