+AKWayne S thanks for watching

+smcox1991 it worked as good as I could have hoped, I copied the basic design but made my own mods to it.

+Roger Holloway thank you

+Maximilian S and howdy to you from Texas

+Hugh C. Thanks

+Brad Coley I'll check them out, thanks

Yes sir

+Poppa Rob that's funny! Thanks for watching

Works well for us

Not just that Matt, sometimes when you are raking and is blowing a little wind and mess up with your rows, this way you don't have that problem, is so genius and definitely a very clever idea, cheers.

+Tommy Boy yes, allows the wife to stay in the kitchen more. I hope she doesn't read this.

piper jones thanks

Dean Brown thank you

It works for us

Kenny Mysak I'm sorry for the loss of your wife.

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Kenny

Lucky4wd4840 that's a good idea

Nice rakes

canvids1 yes I am

+North Texas Hay lucky to have her

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+Chuck Stevenson longer than I thought

+chase5726 nobody as far as I know sells inline rakes.

+Keith Brettell you would think they would make one

Bering Joy Farms I run a Tedder in the morning if I need the extra drying time.

+Ivansgarage depends on the time of year and the weather. Generally the first and fourth cutting you could say cut on a Monday and pick up on Thursday, and the second and third cuts would be one day shorter. There are tons of variations with the time of day you cut and pick up. Most of the time I Tedder twice, sometimes more sometimes less depending on thickness and weather.

+TheEric1066 there's no chance of them braking unless you abuse them

North Texas Hay haha very true

+Arnold Romppai didn't balance them and have been running it for two years no problem. The guys I copied have been running them for decades and told me to not over think it, so I didn't.

+Andrew L1 I had it made by a company I think in Indiana or Ohio, can't remember exactly.

It leaves a little in tight turns but we keep that to a minimal

+MrVailtown one viewer sent a suggestion in about mounting a press wheel in each corner, he did it to his and it fixed the problem. I'm going todo that this winter

He died

tlowevpnv 10-4

SouthernBoy2001 is that the round bale accumulator that drops 3 at a time

yeah, pretty neat piece of equip

+homer1869 21 to 28 days of growth after fertilizer is the target, and we get 4 cuttings

North Texas Hay that’s good I’m going to start getting into the business New to it going to plant Giant Bermuda NK-37 on 65 acres that has irrigation from the Rio Grande river I’m in Deep South Texas always hot sunny

+homer1869 let me know how that works, I'm going to start replanting mine next year a little at a time

+Grant Covet mid May to mid October

+Joel Ground they were pretty much the same no matter where I looked. Abilene machine was definitely the cheapest place I found.

Are they Italian? From what I’ve seen, they make the bulk share of pto shafts and they are really good in quality. The reason I ask is because I’m looking at replacing the pto shaft on our land pride bat wing mower. I’ve always had really bad vibration with it. I’m not sure where it’s made but I think it’s wierd that it’s the only shift I have issues with and it’s our only “affordable” machine. I’m not knocking land pride by any sense, love the mower, but I’ve had bad vibrations out of it since day one.

Joel Ground the shaft I bought is aftermarket for a John Deere round baler, I believe a category 3. I've not heard good things about the euro pto shafts but I can't remember what it was.

Hmm.. I’ll have to look into that. Does it run nice and smooth? Abilene isn’t too terribly far from me and if I can get a nice smooth running shaft, I’ll be happy. Lol there’s nothing like running along mowing the cow pastures getting your fillings rattled out. Lol

+JCLawn51 I think I'll check one of those out next time.

705 in Deere and r23a in Vermeer

Can you send me some pictures and some measurements , and points of contacts for the driveline. ronnie.pearson4050@gmail.com Thanks

Some people do it that way here also

Ronald Feuerstein thank you

+Allan Freeman watch it there fella!

can't now. poor guy signed his life away with that nee johndeere

+belinda turner doesn't happen often but this one worked out

North Texas Hay just had a thought, if your PTO shaft ever gives you problems, how difficult would it be to fit up a driveshaft from say, a school bus or mabye a 2 or 3 ton box truck from a salvage yard?

+belinda turner the 540 pto stub shafts need to be able to fit inside the pipe, but if the I.d. Of the pipe is the same as what I have now it would work. Interesting idea.

+Andy Hass do you mean to dry? My rake will pull two rows together so I will not ted unless I have to.

North Texas Hay yes to dry. I figured u had enough time to dry. Just didn't know if u tedded or not

Dang nice setup and I am not talking about the tractors hehe.

Andy Hass the hay is thin enough and the humidity is low so I think I'll be able to dry it without the tedder

+Michael Mac Tavish it works for us

yeah seen something like that wich saves time put the rake on and go rake and take rake off and put the baler on wich sures nice doing this way saves time kill 2 birds 1 stone instead have to switch tractors