Wheel Rake Spring Tooth for Sitrex and H&S 55 Inch Hay Wheels

Description

When you’re making hay and notice gaps in your windrows or see broken teeth scattered in the field, you know it’s time to get your wheel rake back to 100%. A clean, consistent rake pattern makes all the difference between hay that dries evenly and crop that gets left behind or bunched up in uneven windrows. This 7mm spring tooth is designed to handle everything from delicate first-cutting alfalfa to tough grass hay without breaking or losing its flex.

What You’re Getting

• Quality spring steel construction that bends under pressure but springs back to shape
• 7mm wire diameter that’s just right for 55-inch rake wheels on Sitrex and H&S rakes
• Cream color finish that resists wear and looks professional in the field
• Direct replacement that installs using your existing tooth holders and mounting hardware
• AgSmart quality that matches OEM performance at a better price

Built for Real Farm Work

This tooth is specifically sized for 55-inch wheels commonly found on Sitrex and H&S wheel rakes—equipment that’s popular with hay producers because it handles different crop types and field conditions reliably. Whether you’re raking timothy, alfalfa, orchard grass, or mixed stands, this tooth flexes enough to follow ground contours without breaking when it hits rocks or rough spots.

Made to Last

The spring steel construction gives these teeth the perfect balance of strength and flexibility. They’ll bend when they hit obstacles but return to their original shape instead of staying bent or snapping off like cheaper teeth. The cream-colored finish isn’t just for looks—it helps resist corrosion and makes it easier to spot damaged teeth during pre-season inspections.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward if you’ve got the right tools—these teeth typically slide into the existing tooth holders on your rake wheels. Replace teeth in sets when possible to maintain even rake performance across the full width. Keep a few spare teeth on hand during hay season for quick field repairs when you encounter unexpected obstacles or normal wear.