Equal-sided tines allow you to achieve an optimum mixing of your high quality forage. During the process, the different layers of forage are perfectly mixed together and turned, providing the optimum production of high-quality forage.

Tines with sides of equal length also provide the benefit that you do not need right-hand and left-hand tines but only one kind of tine, which makes spare parts management easier.

This protects machines which are following behind and also your valuable livestock. The tines are secured under the tine arm. This arrangement has the advantage that the upper side is smooth and, as a result, forage will not be left hanging.

The Super C tine has a tine diameter of 9.5 mm, a coil diameter of 70 mm and six windings, making it one of the most efficient on the market and typical of the high quality of each and every Massey Ferguson hay tedder.

The Super C quality feature guarantees a high level of quality and ensures an extremely long service life. The tines used at Massey Ferguson have to undergo a test cycle and survive 200,000 impacts without damage.

The hooked shape, working angle and the combination of a short and long tines produce an exceptional tedding action: Moves up to 50% more crop on each revolution, Gentle operation protects the crop, Minimises sward damage and crop contamination.

Unique, flexible hooked tines offer clean, even crop pick up, less tine wear and lower risk of breakages.

Better spreading: Longer tines rotate 12% faster than the shorter tines

Slower moving, shorter tines move lighter and drier top material less far.

Longer tines rotate 12% faster and work further down the crop, collecting the heavier, wetter material and throwing it further - onto the drier material to enhance wilting.

SLS is an automatic, hydraulically-activated switch-off and positioning system, with integrated freewheel which interrupts the flow of power to the rotors when the halves of the machine are folded up.

Seventeen MF models, including 4 Alpine models, provide tedding widths from 4.5 metres to 12.70 metres. Each one offers easily adjusted spreading angles of 15, 18 and 20.5 degrees for adaptability in all forage and crop conditions.