VRTS System prevents broken rake teeth

December 10, 2014

The VRTS System utilizes precisely engineered, high-density polyethylene straps added to rake wheels to support the teeth. The system allows the teeth to work mechanically as designed while substantially reducing the breaking and bending of teeth, saving time and money.

With this system installed, the down pressure on the rake can be set to meet the conditions in the field. This allows increased downward pressure to be applied when raking heavy windrows and decreased pressure when raking light hay. The system allows the rake to operate more efficiently, getting more hay into the windrows.

The system is available now for ordering. For more information, visit the VRTS System Inc. website. FG

—From VRTS System Inc. news release

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