This depends so very much on your local conditions.
I've never actually seen a Tedder in person, not used around here.
However, we crimp the heck out of hay, and rake it back and forth a lot in our very humid climate.
Often takes 4 days from cutting to baling.
In the SW they need to bale hay overnight, when there is some moisture on the hay! Dumbest thing I've heard of, but we have humid and dew around here, hay is moist and damp until 11:00am most days, it really only ever dries from noon until 6- 7pm when the dew sets in again.
So, it really depends on what you are working with.
I would be surprised to need to Tedder it three times, but who knows.
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