Description

When your baler starts leaving hay behind in the windrow, the first thing to check is your pickup tines. Those little double prongs might not look like much, but they’re what sweep every precious stem into your baler instead of letting money blow away in the field. This double tine gets your Massey Ferguson 124 or 125 baler back to gathering complete, clean windrows like it should.

What You’re Getting

Double-prong design picks up hay more efficiently than single tines, especially in lighter crop conditions
Proper spring tension flexes with ground contours while maintaining aggressive pickup action
Direct replacement for your five bar pickup system—no modifications or adapters needed
Quality construction that handles the constant flexing and impact of baling operations
Compatible with both small square baler models for consistent hay gathering

Built for Real Farm Work

These tines are designed specifically for the Massey Ferguson 124 and 125 small square balers, workhorses that have been putting up hay on farms for decades. Whether you’re baling first-cutting alfalfa where every stem counts for feed quality, putting up grass hay for bedding, or handling custom work where your reputation depends on clean pickup, these double tines ensure your baler gathers forage efficiently without leaving crop behind.

Made to Last

Baler tines take serious punishment—constant flexing as they sweep through windrows, impacts from rocks and debris hidden in the hay, and the demanding cycles that come with trying to beat weather. This tine is built with quality materials that provide the right balance of flexibility and strength, picking up hay reliably while resisting the breakage that can shut you down during critical baling windows.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward on the five bar pickup system, but replace worn tines in groups rather than individually to maintain even pickup performance across the entire width. While you’ve got the pickup exposed, it’s a good time to check for wrapped material and inspect other components for wear that might affect your new tines’ performance.