Posted by caterpillar guy on June 13, 2022 at 00:49:58 from (47.26.95.42):
In Reply to: when to use Tedder posted by indianabuckman on June 12, 2022 at 15:13:53:
I lay it out flat in a swath then in good conditions rake the next day and bale it. I've never had a tedder to use. I think one might be a good thing for late season hay where you don't get the sun and heat till late in the morning and cools off early in the day . I think one would benefit from use then. during the heat of the summer June July I don't see much advantage of one then. There are some around here that use one. If chopping hay you will pick up small stones if raked or other disturbance of the hay. We raked some one time and the knives were all chipped a wee bit from that. We never raked hay for chopping again. I say small stones I mean with the knives ticking the ledger it would not take much of a stone to chip them. Just a wee pebble.
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