Description
When you’re out there baling and notice hay getting left behind in the windrows, worn or broken pickup teeth are usually what’s causing the problem. Those little springs and tines might not look like much, but they’re what gather every valuable stem into your bales instead of leaving money scattered in the field. This double coil pickup tooth gets your baler back to picking up clean, complete windrows like it should, so you’re not watching feed dollars blow away in the wind.
What You’re Getting
- Double coil spring design provides reliable hay pickup and long-lasting durability
- 7.40-inch overall tooth length with 5.50-inch tine length for optimal reach and sweep
- Proper 2.40-inch inner diameter and 1.90-inch outer coil diameter for correct fit and flex
- Quality spring steel construction that handles the constant flexing without breaking
- Direct replacement that installs without modifications or adapters
Built for Real Farm Work
This tooth works on a wide range of AGCO family balers including Hesston models 7433, 7434, and 7444, plus Challenger models LB33, LB34, LB44, and their B-series counterparts. It also fits various Massey Ferguson models from the 2-140 through 2-190 series and the 2846 and 2856. Whether you’re baling first-cutting alfalfa where every stem matters or putting up grass hay, this tooth keeps your pickup working efficiently.
Made to Last
Baler pickup teeth take a beating—constant flexing as they sweep through windrows, impacts from rocks and debris hidden in the hay, and the demanding duty cycles that come with trying to get hay up before weather hits. This tooth uses quality materials that provide the right balance of flexibility and durability, picking up hay reliably while resisting the breakage that can shut down your operation during critical baling windows.
Installation Notes
Installation is straightforward, but replace worn teeth in groups rather than individually to maintain even pickup performance across the entire width. While you’ve got the pickup exposed, check for any debris wrapped around the mechanism and inspect other components for wear that might affect your new teeth’s performance. A good tip is to keep a few spare teeth on hand so you’re not stuck waiting for parts during busy haying season.
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