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Pequa Tedder Teeth

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VaFarmer

03-22-2005 16:51:38




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Anyone know where a man can get after market tedder teeth for a Pequea 710 tedder?

Dealer here wants $8 a piece for them.

Thanks in advance




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Hayman

03-23-2005 17:00:51




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 Re: Pequa Tedder Teeth in reply to VaFarmer, 03-22-2005 16:51:38  
How do you like that machine??



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vafarmer

03-24-2005 14:01:02




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 Re: Pequa Tedder Teeth in reply to Hayman, 03-23-2005 17:00:51  
I love it, me personally i like it better that it fluffs the windrow up instead of scattering it.

Only downside is the cost of the teeth.



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Hayman

03-24-2005 20:22:50




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 Re: Pequa Tedder Teeth in reply to vafarmer, 03-24-2005 14:01:02  
In some condtions just fluffying up makes a day differance and drying. They are not too common around here. I've thought of buying an old round baler at a auction to try and do the same. Cut the top stuff off to just the leave the pickup assembly etc. . Then run the swath over the pickup to fluff it up some. Especailly on the out side rounds. But I think your machine would be the better way to go.

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Hayman

03-24-2005 20:21:21




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 Re: Pequa Tedder Teeth in reply to vafarmer, 03-24-2005 14:01:02  
In some condtions just fluffying up makes a day differance and drying. They are not too common around here. I've thought of buying an old round baler at a auction to try and do the same. Cut the top stuff off to just the leave the pickup assembly etc. . Then run the swath over the pickup to fluff it up some. Especailly on the out side rounds. But I think your machine would be the better way to go.

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