Spring Tooth for Vermeer DuraBull Wheel Rakes

Description

If you’ve ever been out raking hay and noticed your windrows looking a little ragged or catching sight of a bent tooth hanging off your rake wheel, you know it’s time for replacements. When your rake teeth are worn, bent, or missing altogether, you’re not just losing time—you’re leaving feed value in the field. This replacement spring tooth gets your DuraBull wheels working like they should, gathering hay cleanly and efficiently.

What You’re Getting

• High-quality spring steel construction that flexes with the ground but bounces back to shape
• 7mm (.278 inch) wire diameter that’s strong enough for tough conditions but flexible enough to avoid breaking
• 6-inch by 24-inch length with proper 90-degree bend for optimal rake action
• Direct replacement for worn or damaged teeth on DuraBull rake wheels
• Cream color that matches factory specifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This tooth is designed specifically for Vermeer rakes equipped with DuraBull wheels, which you’ll find on many of their wheel rake models used for gathering hay into windrows. Whether you’re raking first-cutting alfalfa that needs gentle handling or tougher grass hay that can take more aggressive action, these wheels do the heavy lifting when it comes to making clean, fluffy windrows that dry properly.

Made to Last

The spring steel construction gives these teeth the perfect balance—they’re tough enough to handle rocks, dirt clods, and uneven ground without snapping, but flexible enough to bend and bounce back thousands of times without losing their spring action. That’s what keeps your rake working efficiently season after season.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward if you’re handy with tools, though tooth replacement can be a bit tricky depending on your rake setup. A good tip is to replace teeth in groups rather than one at a time—it keeps your rake balanced and working evenly across the entire width. Check the tooth holders and mounting clips while you’re at it, since worn holders can cause new teeth to work loose.