I always wanted one when I was farming and making hay. Never got a chance tho. They just fit a 7' bar mower swath. I think would have been good for alfalfa, red clover might have been a bit heavy for them as it is taller. The one with the wheels on the outside is a No. 2 and the older, the other is a No. 3. I think that too many of the people that did not like them were trying to use them for something they were not designed to do. They were just supposed to pick up the hay and stand it on end,and not beat the hay up. I think they would have been better on tedding the swath first time over than the New Idea No. 4 rake-tedder that I had. But they would not work on a rained on winrow of hay like the New Idea did. Each had it best place and if used properly did the job they were designed for. You would find the lifting part to be about 6' wide, just wide enough for a 7' bar with the grass board. That diminsion is same as the pull type conditioners.
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