Posted by Bruce from Can. on May 14, 2020 at 20:17:09 from (70.52.186.9):
In Reply to: New toy posted by Grandpa love on May 14, 2020 at 18:40:19:
Yep, I bought one new when the first came out. Kept it for a few years, and found the early models had too small a tires and the wheel bearings were lame. But I loved the ability to suck two windrows together with one pass, with this 13.5 width. So I traded it in on a new one with the better tires, and bearings. Wheels are a poor feature, but if you look after them, they will work. Another thing to keep an eye on is the nylon roller balls, that run in the cam track. Don�t allow these roller balls to wear away to nothing. Swap them out once they start to exhibit wear. If they wear down too much, the cam track also seems to wear, and they can pop out of the track. Many grease fittings to keep up, and keep the sliding beam well oiled so it goes in and out easy. You will love the way the hay is stood up , two rows , side by side, and the air flows through, and drys well. Doesn�t wind the hay into rope.
In the picture the rake Tedder is set to Ted the hay out. I usually spread out two rows with one pass, stretching the beam out to the middle position. I traded my rake tedder off to get a Vee rake because I started cutting hay with a 12 foot swather, and the rake/tedder wouldn�t put two rows into one with that width of cut. And I didn�t need the Tedder action anymore, because I had gone to doing wet wrapped silage bales. Good luck, you are going to love this machine. Bruce
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