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Help on mounted windrow turner??

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MNBob

06-30-2005 07:36:22




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Stopped at a dealer yesterday, talking about inexpensive rake's. He suggested this which I have no knowledge of at all. Tonutti front or rear mounted windrow turner. Anyone know about them? Are they any good for making a windrow behind a haybine? Turning windrow for drying? Should I look for a more tradtional rake. I have 37 acres of Alfalfa/Brome on rolling ground.




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Bernie in MA

07-01-2005 17:53:29




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 Re: Help on mounted windrow turner?? in reply to MNBob, 06-30-2005 07:36:22  
I've used a pinwheel rake for over 30 years, both for raking and turning. I chain up all but 2 wheels to turn for drying. I have a wheel-drive Grimm tedder that straddles the windrow to kick the hay after I turn it. I put a hitch on the back of the rake so I do both in the same trip.



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JMS/MN

06-30-2005 08:38:04




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 Re: Help on mounted windrow turner?? in reply to MNBob, 06-30-2005 07:36:22  
Tonutti is an old name in wheel rakes- was it a two wheel rake? Used to tip windrows for drying or doubling up windrows for baling/chopping, when mounted on the front of the tractor.



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mike brown

06-30-2005 09:51:16




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 Re: Help on mounted windrow turner?? in reply to JMS/MN, 06-30-2005 08:38:04  
I have one I haven't used in many years. It has two wheels and is mounted on the front of a nfe tractor. It only works about a four foot swath so is really only good for turning a windrow upside down which it did well except on corners.



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