Wheel Rake Tooth for Durabilt, Enorossi, John Deere, Tonutti, Vermeer & Vicon 55″ Rake Wheels

Description

When you’re raking hay, especially in challenging conditions, broken or bent rake teeth can turn a straightforward job into a frustrating mess. You need every tooth on your rake working properly to gather hay cleanly and efficiently. This AgSmart replacement tooth gets you back to making quality windrows that your baler can handle without problems.

What You’re Getting

• Quality 7mm spring steel wire that handles rocks, stumps, and uneven ground without snapping
• Proper 17-1/2″ x 10″ x 6″ dimensions for consistent raking performance across your wheel width
• Universal fit for multiple popular wheel rake brands including Durabilt, Enorossi, John Deere, Tonutti, Vermeer, and Vicon
• Direct replacement for worn or damaged teeth on P20BG003 and P20BG004 rake wheels
• Maintains the right balance of flexibility and strength for effective hay gathering

Built for Real Farm Work

This tooth fits the common 55-inch rake wheels found on many popular wheel rake brands. Whether you’re running a smaller utility tractor with a single wheel rake or pulling a larger multi-wheel setup behind your main hay tractor, this tooth works with the equipment you’ll find on dairy farms, beef operations, and custom hay operations across the country.

Made to Last

Rake teeth take constant abuse during hay season—they’re flexing thousands of times per acre, hitting obstacles, and working through everything from light alfalfa to heavy grass hay. This tooth uses quality spring steel that maintains its temper and flexibility even after extended use. The 7mm wire diameter provides the strength you need without being so stiff that it breaks instead of bends when it hits something solid.

Good to Know

Installation involves removing the old tooth and clipping the new one into your existing tooth holders. Check your entire rake wheel for worn tooth clips or damaged holders while you’re replacing teeth—it’s easier to fix everything at once than to come back later. Consider replacing teeth in matched sets to keep your rake pattern consistent and avoid having some teeth work harder than others.