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Best second hand tedder £1800 - £2500
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<blockquote data-quote="dannewhouse" data-source="post: 2202912" data-attributes="member: 43882"><p>what's the best tedder that fits this price range? im not totally fixed on price if its justified by the machine.</p><p></p><p>I would like a 6 rotor as the extra width is more productivity but the 6 rotors seem to have had the most grief ie frames welded up. is this due to design/strength or the nuppet on the seat?</p><p></p><p>been told to stay away from the 6 rotor krones? due to breaking up?</p><p>advice is the lely is the best, debated the lotus stabilo 600 as a compromise 6m machine but 4 rotor supposedly less grief than 6? but do these do a good job at spreading out or are they a compromise (I probably wouldn't use it to row up as not wide enough rows)</p><p></p><p>I use a Kuhn digi drive 5001 for someone which they've had from new, it has been no grief at all except 1 year it snapped a bolt which holds the guard so we unbolted them off to sort later and hmmmm it works well without them! I like these but the 6 rotors aren't as available is this because they didn't sell many or because people never trade them in? or worse they're all destroyed?</p><p></p><p>I looked at a pottinger 6 rotor which looked good value or what about a claas?</p><p>I currently have a fransguard 390 which is good but its a compromise not the best at rowing up or tedding but does a half decent job at both, a tedder rake setup will be a jump forewards but I don't want to feel in 2 years time I should have bought a 6 rotor</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dannewhouse, post: 2202912, member: 43882"] what's the best tedder that fits this price range? im not totally fixed on price if its justified by the machine. I would like a 6 rotor as the extra width is more productivity but the 6 rotors seem to have had the most grief ie frames welded up. is this due to design/strength or the nuppet on the seat? been told to stay away from the 6 rotor krones? due to breaking up? advice is the lely is the best, debated the lotus stabilo 600 as a compromise 6m machine but 4 rotor supposedly less grief than 6? but do these do a good job at spreading out or are they a compromise (I probably wouldn't use it to row up as not wide enough rows) I use a Kuhn digi drive 5001 for someone which they've had from new, it has been no grief at all except 1 year it snapped a bolt which holds the guard so we unbolted them off to sort later and hmmmm it works well without them! I like these but the 6 rotors aren't as available is this because they didn't sell many or because people never trade them in? or worse they're all destroyed? I looked at a pottinger 6 rotor which looked good value or what about a claas? I currently have a fransguard 390 which is good but its a compromise not the best at rowing up or tedding but does a half decent job at both, a tedder rake setup will be a jump forewards but I don't want to feel in 2 years time I should have bought a 6 rotor [/QUOTE]
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