A ProTed rotary tedder helps you make high-quality hay even in difficult weather conditions. Tedding “fluffs” your crop and distributes it evenly to expose damp hay to sunlight and air, which carries the moisture away. This speeds drying time so you can bale before bad weather hits. If showers hit unexpectedly, use your ProTed tedder to spread damp hay for quick drying. The tines used on the ProTed tedders offer stability, flexibility, and longevity. They are also adjustable to provide optimum spreading and fluffing.

Both ProTed models feature our new, heavy-duty, boxed-frame design and the ProTed™ modular rotor-gearbox. Unlike lesser designs, ProTed rotor gearboxes do not serve as part of the frame. They are bolted to the strong, fully welded main fame. The gearboxes feature reliable crown-and-pinion drives. The ProTed 3114 requires periodic greasing, but permanent oil bath lubrication on the two larger models simplifies daily maintenance. Large drive shafts and double universal joints transmit power through the frame allowing each rotor to track your field contours with precision. The hexagonal drive shaft profile eliminates keys and keyways which can weaken the shaft or fail under heavy crop loads.

Because not all crop conditions are the same, the ProTed™ 3625 features adjustable wheel columns to provide three rotor angle adjustments, improving control and helping produce impeccable tedding quality.

The ProTed 3625 features hydraulically activated border tedding systems which angle models to prevent unintentionally spreading material onto adjacent fences or fields, so you keep more of your valuable crop.

When it’s time for haying season, farmers won’t want to be slowed down by taking the time to manually fold the tedder. The ProTed rotary tedders fold hydraulically for trouble free transition between work and transport. The compact transport dimensions of all three models provide for safe and secure transporting and easier maneuvering compared to rear folding models.