Pickup Tooth for John Deere Balers

Description

When your baler starts missing hay or leaving crop behind in the windrow, worn or broken pickup teeth are usually the culprit. 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 AgSmart replacement pickup tooth gets your John Deere baler back to gathering complete windrows like it should, ensuring you don’t lose valuable forage during critical baling windows.

What You’re Getting

• Quality spring steel construction that flexes properly through windrows without breaking
• Direct replacement design that installs without modifications or special tools
• Durable finish that resists corrosion and makes damaged teeth easy to spot
• Proper pickup geometry designed for efficient hay flow and reliable performance

Built for Real Farm Work

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 is engineered for John Deere baler models that are workhorses in hay operations across the country. Whether you’re baling first-cutting alfalfa where every stem matters or putting up grass hay, this tooth ensures clean pickup without leaving valuable crop behind.

Made to Last

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. The spring steel construction handles the constant stress of field work while maintaining the proper flex pattern for efficient hay pickup season after season.

Good to Know

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.