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Optional pick teeth on roto-balers
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    Posted: 30 Nov 2025 at 2:37pm
Anyone have any experience with the pick up teeth that bolt onto the pick up bar. Spent the day building a new pick up conveyer chain with these teeth and i was wondering if they work any better. Never really noticed a problem picking up hay.
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If you have rock they are a big plus and they are good anyway.
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To use them the covers on the triangle roller must be removed. A lot of short stem hay will fall back to the ground with those covers removed. 
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