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Hay Tedder

Gordon St.Hilaire and his family farm shared the first machine we use in our hay production last which was our 479 New Holland. The next machine in our hay process is the hay Tedder. 

This machine was bought new and works great! The Tedder has two rotating spools that are PTO driven from the tractor to scatter the new mowed hay. This evenly distributes the hay to allow the sun and wind to begin the drying process. This machine requires very little maintenance. The things that are checked before use are tire pressure, grease fittings, and adjustment of the height of the Tedder itself. It is a great machine and does a great job in our hay production.


Gordon St.Hilaire Hay Tedder



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