Getting your hay raked cleanly and efficiently starts with rake wheels that work like they should. When your wheel tines are bent, missing, or just not doing the job anymore, you end up with uneven windrows, missed hay, and more trips around the field. This 55-inch left-hand wheel gives you fresh tines and solid construction to get back to making quality windrows that dry evenly and bale cleanly.
What You’re Getting
- Fits a wide range of popular brands including Tonutti, Rossi, Gehl, H&S, John Deere, and others
- Bright yellow finish that’s easy to spot in the field and matches many OEM wheels
- 7mm straight tines sized right for moving hay without being too aggressive on delicate crops
- Six 12.5mm bolt holes on a 131mm bolt pattern for secure mounting
- Uses standard replacement tines (part 804-E95724) that you can get easily
Built for Real Farm Work
This wheel works on both smaller utility tractors running compact rakes for pasture cleanup and bigger operations using multi-wheel rakes on row crop farms. Whether you’re raking first-cut alfalfa that needs gentle handling or tougher grass hay, the 7mm tines handle different crop conditions without being too stiff or too flexible. Good tines mean better windrows and less crop loss, which matters when hay prices are what they are.
Made to Last
AgSmart uses quality spring steel wire that maintains its flexibility and strength even after thousands of acres of raking. The wheel hub is built to handle the constant flexing and ground contact that comes with hay work. The 7mm wire diameter gives you the right balance of strength and flexibility – thick enough to handle heavy hay but flexible enough to work effectively when it hits obstacles.
Installation Notes
This is a direct bolt-on replacement that uses your existing mounting hardware. Replace rake wheels before hay season starts to avoid breakdowns during critical harvesting windows. When installing the new wheel, check your rake for worn tooth holders or other components that might affect performance, and consider replacing wheels in sets to maintain consistent raking across the entire width.
