I am ordering the exact one, tomorrow. I am sold on the quality. Thank you so much for the video. Two years ago it was $5,900.00, now June of 2023 it is $7,295.00 Greetings from South Alabama. Again, Thank you, so much for the great video!!!
I absolutely love this tedder! It’s been awesome. Pretty positive you’ll like it. By the way my son attends the University of Alabama so I visited there for the first time last summer, beautiful state. Thanks for watching
Everything I know about Tedders I pretty much learned from you. We didn’t have one on our old farm. We’d just let the hay dry as much on top as it could, then rake it and let the windrows dry a bit. However, if the rains came, we’d take the side off of our old Allis 5’ bush hog and have to scatter the windrows out and start the process again after it dried lol. Needless to say, that was some years ago since I sat an AC WD-45 and did that 👍🏻
That’s interesting! Mike had said before the Tedder came around he would also take the side off a bush hog and run through the hay quickly which would have a similar effect of the Tedder. Thanks for sharing this idea Mark!
@@khtractors of course, the modern bush hogs don’t have removable sides. AC developed theirs removable so as to be an all-in-one: you could mow the pastures/brush with it or remove the side and use it to cut hay (or as I described earlier as a Tedder). The downside with using it as a hay cutter/tedder was the amount of PTO hp it took vs a sickle mower or conventional tedder. Of course, gas was .20/gal then (most tractors were gas). Have a good day, Ben.
Our 17 foot kuhn was new to us this year, saves about half the field time and also does a better job on the spread, those European tedders have held up to a good reputation, a friend of mine has one and he swears by it... As far as the arms being lighter than the krone, thats probably going to be the best place to have a weak point in the drive line. Definitly rather see a tine arm or tooth shear off versus putting a jolt to your gear box. Keep it in the shed and that unit should last you a very long time!
As long as it’s the genuine v rake style that would be good. They make a version that looks a lot like my New Holland and then a lighter duty version with two 3 point wheel rakes mounted on a cart. 10 wheel for me is too much on first cutting hay, but with a wide mouth baler it might would work out. On the 8 wheel I really could use gathering wheels on my baler at times the windrow gets so wide.
I bought this one from Meade tractor in Abingdon VA. I feel like it’s the best value for the money a person can get. I’ve been really happy with it! Thanks
I am ordering the exact one, tomorrow. I am sold on the quality. Thank you so much for the video. Two years ago it was $5,900.00, now June of 2023 it is $7,295.00 Greetings from South Alabama. Again, Thank you, so much for the great video!!!
I absolutely love this tedder! It’s been awesome. Pretty positive you’ll like it. By the way my son attends the University of Alabama so I visited there for the first time last summer, beautiful state. Thanks for watching
Can’t wait to see that beast in action
I’ve got a little video of it coming in a few days. I’m hoping to get more soon. Dad has been using it mostly while I’m at work. Thanks
Everything I know about Tedders I pretty much learned from you. We didn’t have one on our old farm. We’d just let the hay dry as much on top as it could, then rake it and let the windrows dry a bit. However, if the rains came, we’d take the side off of our old Allis 5’ bush hog and have to scatter the windrows out and start the process again after it dried lol. Needless to say, that was some years ago since I sat an AC WD-45 and did that 👍🏻
That’s interesting! Mike had said before the Tedder came around he would also take the side off a bush hog and run through the hay quickly which would have a similar effect of the Tedder. Thanks for sharing this idea Mark!
@@khtractors of course, the modern bush hogs don’t have removable sides. AC developed theirs removable so as to be an all-in-one: you could mow the pastures/brush with it or remove the side and use it to cut hay (or as I described earlier as a Tedder). The downside with using it as a hay cutter/tedder was the amount of PTO hp it took vs a sickle mower or conventional tedder. Of course, gas was .20/gal then (most tractors were gas). Have a good day, Ben.
Ready to see it in action.
Thanks! Should be a video using it out in a few days!
I’ve had very good luck with the same name brand with hay equipment. They make awesome tedders for the price!
Glad to hear this! Thanks
Ben good morning humid getting hot the machine looks good waiting to see it work
God Bless All
PaK
It’s very humid here today as well. Thanks for watching!
That’s a good looking Tedder! That 4 basket is going to be nice cutting down on Tedder time.
Oh it’s a huge help. Faster then running the two 10’ together. Thanks
Our 17 foot kuhn was new to us this year, saves about half the field time and also does a better job on the spread, those European tedders have held up to a good reputation, a friend of mine has one and he swears by it... As far as the arms being lighter than the krone, thats probably going to be the best place to have a weak point in the drive line. Definitly rather see a tine arm or tooth shear off versus putting a jolt to your gear box. Keep it in the shed and that unit should last you a very long time!
Glad to hear they have a good reputation! I think I’m going to like it. Thanks for watching!
Looks great!
Works great too! Thanks
Nice Tedder! Hope it works out for you🚜👍🏼🇱🇷
It’s doing great!
That's gonna a be a wide swath. Looking forward to seeing it in action!
I’ve got some video on it already should be out soon! Thanks
Great great work 👉💖🔝
Thank you!
Good review
Thank you!
Pretty good looking solid tedder.......We really need to upgrade .... 1O basket most probably
I didn’t realize they even made one with 10. Thanks for watching!
@@khtractors Krone has a 14 rotor.....Probably about 40 grand
Hi Ben looking at a 10 wheel v rake by this ennrosse 6500 brand new what do u think that’s a really nice Tedder I like it
As long as it’s the genuine v rake style that would be good. They make a version that looks a lot like my New Holland and then a lighter duty version with two 3 point wheel rakes mounted on a cart. 10 wheel for me is too much on first cutting hay, but with a wide mouth baler it might would work out. On the 8 wheel I really could use gathering wheels on my baler at times the windrow gets so wide.
i hope it works the way you want it to .
So far so good! Thanks
I am getting my GV4 EnoRossi this week. Thanks for the video. Do you have film in action?
Yes it’s called Mowing Hay on a cold wet day in May. I use the tedder in that video as well. I think you will like it very well! Thanks for watching!
If I may ask, where did you buy it? I’m in the market for the same tedder
I bought this one from Meade tractor in Abingdon VA. I feel like it’s the best value for the money a person can get. I’ve been really happy with it! Thanks
Hey
Looks like 17 feet could be a bear to maneuver in some spots... a real tedder bear... 🧸🤣
😂😂 That gave me a good chuckle this morning! Thanks I needed that!
Whood u buy another one or a deferent brand
So far I’ve been very satisfied with this Tedder. Well built and performs great! Thanks for watching
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Hey!