Description

When you’re fluffing hay to get it dried right, bent or broken tedder teeth mean uneven drying and hay left behind in the field. These spring-steel teeth take a beating bouncing through windrows all day, and eventually they break or lose their spring tension. A fresh set keeps your tedder lifting and spreading hay evenly so it dries faster and more thoroughly.

What You’re Getting

15-1/4″ overall length with 4-1/4″ working width gives you good coverage through the windrow
3/8″ diameter spring steel wire maintains proper tension and flexibility for consistent hay handling
2-3/4″ coil diameter fits most standard tedder rotor assemblies without modification
Heat-treated construction resists fatigue cracking from constant flexing

Built for Real Farm Work

This tooth fits tedder models 420 and 530 along with several other similar configurations. Whether you’re running a smaller pull-behind tedder for square bales or working windrows for big rounds, this tooth handles the constant motion and impact that comes with turning hay under time pressure. It’s designed to work on rotary tedders where consistent tooth angle and spring rate matter for even hay distribution.

Made to Last

Farm tedders work hard in dusty, demanding conditions where equipment failures cost time and money. This tooth uses quality spring steel that flexes thousands of times per acre without breaking or losing its working shape. The coil design distributes stress evenly while maintaining the proper angle to lift and spread hay effectively.

Good to Know

Replace worn teeth in complete sets rather than individually to maintain even tedding action across the full width. Check your coil diameter before ordering—most tedders use this 2-3/4″ size, but it’s worth measuring to be sure. Keep a few spares on hand since tedder teeth are one of those wear items you’ll need during hay season when parts stores might be closed.