Hay Tedder made in Italy by DaRos Green Mfg.

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The Belt Rakes are the perfect choice for those wanting to rake in very restricted spaces like small-farm pastures and pine straw plantations. Raking widths are adjustable. These models provide a second belt for driving the tines, pneumatic rear wheels with quick-adjust levers, and a heavy section steel tubing frame. Compact enough to fit in the footprint of most small utility tractors, it will get you in spaces where other rakes fail.

It's a perfect match for our Ibex TX31 Mini Round Baler. Ibex belt rakes offer better raking quality in a simple, durable machine. Their compact, low profile design means you can rake in places that used to be considered too confined for conventional tractor-driven rakes. Since they are designed to work directly behind the tractor and are sized at a nominal width of 5 to 6.5 feet, if your tractor will fit, so will your rake.

This rake easily converts to a tedder to spread hay - in less than 30 seconds and without tools. Furthermore, with its compact size, an Ibex rake fits perfectly between 10'-12' tree spacing in pine plantations. Any size tractor with a PTO and 3-point hitch can operate Ibex belt rakes. They require very little power and are lightweight enough to be easily lifted by even the smallest compact and subcompact tractors.

Their light weight also makes them safer to operate on steep slopes. The design of the Ibex rake is simple, meaning it is easy to use, trouble free, and very low-maintenance.

There is no gearbox, and all bearings are easily greased for long life. Tubular steel construction is strong and durable. Because it is lighter weight and closer to the tractor than other rake designs, it is also safer to use with small tractors and on sloping ground. The light weight and compactness make it easy to disconnect, move, and store when not in use. The solid wheel for parking the machine even allows you to roll the rake by hand, meaning it can be moved to a corner of the barn out of the way of other operations.

Using the rake is also easy, even for beginners. Connection is a breeze, and once connected, raking height is quickly changed with the adjusting levers on the pneumatic wheels. The width of the windrow is adjustable, so it's easy to match your windrow size to your baler. If you need to spread your hay, switching operations is as simple as removing the hay stop. Adjustable raking height means you never end up with dirt in your windrow, meaning better quality hay for your animals and cleaner straw for your pine bales.

And the raking action creates a windrow that is light and fluffy, never roped like some other designs. That means final drying of hay can happen in the windrow, allowing you to bale sooner. This implement is made by Da Ros Green of Italy and established in the 1950s.