When you’re trying to get that first cutting off and your conditioner isn’t crimping hay like it should, worn or missing conditioning teeth are usually the culprit. These teeth work the hay over to speed up drying time, and when they’re gone or worn down, you’re left with stems that take forever to cure. This replacement tooth gets your conditioner back to doing what it’s supposed to do—breaking stems so your hay dries fast and even.
What You’re Getting
- Direct replacement tooth that fits right into your existing conditioner setup
- Durable construction built to handle the constant flexing and impact of processing hay
- Proper spacing and design to crimp stems effectively without shredding leaves
- AgSmart quality that delivers consistent performance season after season
Built for Real Hay Work
This tooth is designed for John Deere mower conditioners that handle everything from first-cutting alfalfa to thick timothy stands. Whether you’re cutting heavy tonnage on bottom ground or working lighter fields up on the hills, proper conditioning makes the difference between hay that’s ready to bale the next day and hay that sits in the field for a week waiting to dry.
Made to Last
Conditioning teeth take a beating—constant flexing, impact from thick stems, and the occasional rock or stick that gets picked up with the hay. This tooth is built with materials that handle those demands while maintaining the flexibility needed to work without breaking under load.
Good to Know
Check your conditioning system regularly and replace worn teeth before they get so bad they start damaging stems instead of conditioning them. When installing, make sure the tooth sits at the right angle to work properly with its partner on the opposite side. It’s worth replacing conditioning teeth in pairs to keep your crimping action even across the width of your cut.
