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    SKU: QTP-PZ99 Left Hand Tine Spring for PZ Haybob Hay Tedders


    Left Hand Tine Spring for PZ Haybob Hay Tedders
    Purchase Left Hand Tine Spring for PZ Haybob Hay Tedders
    • SKU: QTP-PZ99 Left Hand Tine Spring for PZ Haybob Hay Tedders

    • $2.09

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    Description

    When you're racing against the weather to get hay dried and baled, the last thing you need is a busted tine spring slowing you down. This left-hand replacement spring gets your PZ Haybob back to spreading windrows properly so every stem gets the air and sunshine it needs to cure right. At this price, you'd be crazy not to keep a few spares in the toolbox.

    What You're Getting

    • Heavy-duty steel construction that flexes thousands of times without breaking down
    • Proper tension specs so tines work through windrows without being too rough on delicate crops
    • Direct replacement that matches original equipment - no modifications needed
    • Works on various PZ Haybob models, giving you the versatility you need

    Built for Real Farm Work

    Your PZ Haybob tedder is built to handle the tough job of fluffing and turning windrows so hay dries evenly. These machines see action in everything from first-cutting alfalfa to late-season grass hay, working through thick windrows and occasionally hitting the odd rock or fence post that got missed during mowing.

    Made to Last

    Tine springs take incredible punishment - constantly flexing as they sweep through heavy windrows, absorbing impacts, and dealing with the vibration of field work. This replacement spring is built to handle all that abuse while maintaining the right tension for effective hay handling season after season.

    Good to Know

    Spring replacement takes just a few minutes with basic tools - pull off the broken one and snap on the new spring. When one spring breaks, it's often a sign that others are getting close to failure too, so consider replacing springs in sets to avoid multiple breakdowns during hay season. Check all your springs during pre-season maintenance and replace any that show cracks or have lost their tension.

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