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Lely gemini tedder settings

  • 27-07-2024 9:56pm
    #1
    Jb1989
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    Any lads here with the settings for tedding with one of these.

    Tina settings and top link length.

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  • #2
    148multi
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    Can you drop the wheels

    It's the wheels you set, drop wheels ( top hole ) when turning and lift wheels when rowing (bottom hole ).

    The toplink will have to be adjusted for each tractor and wheel setting , shorter for turning, longer for rowing .

    Turner will sit flatter on the ground for rowing.

    Tines out for turning and in for rowing.



  • #3
    Fine Day
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    Tines set out for turning and in for rowing. Have the machine tilted down at the front but not tearing the ground, I find this throws back the grass lovely. They are a great machine.



  • #4
    Jb1989
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    Thanks to yous 2 lads.

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    Out for rowing means pin in top hole like in picture, correct?

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    And I'll have to move to the top hole in this picture for the wheels, correct?

    Like I said it's only tedding I need. I've a proper rake for rowing.



  • #5
    148multi
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    Wheels =top hole for tedding ,

    Tines=Tips of tines turned out for tedding .,top hole, yes.



  • #6
    Jb1989
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122436042#Comment_122436042

    Brilliant wasn't sure of tine hole.



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  • #7
    roosterman71
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    We've never changed the wheel position on our yoke and have it 40+ years! Tines moved alright depending on turning and rowing. Top link gets a slight adjustment too to make sure tines were just touching the ground



  • #8
    148multi
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122442124#Comment_122442124

    It sweeps the ground cleaner when you lift the wheels, you'd see the difference with short rank grass.



  • #9
    roosterman71
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    Never tried it so can't comment. Never missed much the way it was anyway. It's raking days are over now



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