What is a Kuhn tedder?
What is a Kuhn tedder?
Dry your hay faster and harvest sooner with KUHN tedders. Our tedders provide efficient, uniform fluffing and smooth performance over irregular ground. Trailed models provide fast, easy and safe transport with enhanced features to get you in and out of the field faster for maximum efficiency.
How wide is a 4 Basket tedder?
Heavy duty 4 basket tedder has a working width of 18’2″ No u joints on hinge points for a more durable longer life.
Is a hay tedder worth it?
Using a tedder helps to speed dry down time, provides producers with greater flexibility & can result in higher quality forage. Turn back the clock 10 or 15 years and you’d likely be hard-pressed to find many hay tedders in the field.
What is the biggest hay tedder?
KWT 2000 tedder
KWT 2000 tedder works nearly at 20 metres. The world’s largest tedder on show at the Krone stand. Spelle, 21 September 2011. At Agritechnica, Krone is going to present the world’s biggest rotary tedder – the new KWT 2000 with 18 rotors, which give a total work width of 19.6 metres.
What’s the difference between a rake and a Tedder?
In order to speed the drying time of the hay, tedding is generally done the second day after the hay has been mowed or after a heavy rainfall. Raking, however, is not done until the hay has less than 35 percent to 45 percent moisture content. Raking is usually done right before baling.
What’s the difference between a rake and a tedder?
Can you Ted hay too much?
Tedding increases drying rates with only a 1 to 3 percent loss in yield when done carefully. Tedding performed on hay with less than 40 percent moisture, however, causes leaf losses; the lower the moisture percentage, the greater the losses. Tedding dry hay can result in losses of 20 percent or more.
Can you Ted hay with a rotary rake?
The rotary rake will speed drying but by a limited amount. If you need to ted three days in a row you can do that a lot easier than re-raking in an attempt to fluff your hay back up.
Where are Vermeer Tedders made?
Vermeer Tedders » Wells Tractor, Paris, Tennessee.
Can a hay rake be used as a tedder?
Tedders are intended to be used on crops while they are still higher in moisture and pliable. A crop that is overly dry should not be tedded due to loss of leaf material. A belt rake is two implements in one and can be easily converted to a tedder by the simple removal of a hay stop.
What size tedders do Kuhn use?
Ranging from 17’1” to 25’7” KUHN tedders are easy to use and highly reliable while also having low fuel consumption. KUHN GF 1002 T Series trailed tedders are designed to meet the needs of hay producers who demand the highest quality tedding of forage to ensure even and quick drydown.
Why choose Kuhn GF 102 series rotary tedders?
The KUHN GF 102 Series rotary tedders are designed to meet the needs of small-acreage hay producers who demand the highest quality tedding of forage to ensure even and quick drydown. These tedders have all the features required for high-quality tedding without being hard to operate.
What kind of tedders do you use for hay?
KUHN GF 1002 T Series trailed tedders are designed to meet the needs of hay producers who demand the highest quality tedding of forage to ensure even and quick drydown. The GF 7902 T GII, with small-diameter rotors, is designed to excel at spreading short, thick crops and speed up drydown.
What size tedders do I need for my Tractor?
Easy and comfortable to transport, these large trailed rotary tedders are well suited for small to medium sized tractors. Ranging from 17’1” to 25’7” KUHN tedders are easy to use and highly reliable while also having low fuel consumption.
