X Series Tedders

66X

Looking to cover more ground? The 66X from Pequea delivers a 25-foot working width to handle larger fields, with the durability you expect from American-made equipment. This six-rotor fluffer tedder gives commercial operators the capacity they need.

Six Rotors Mean Serious Coverage

With six rotors spinning, the 66X moves through fields fast, and each rotor rides on 18.5-by-8-inch tires that handle rough terrain. Wheel assemblies use four-bolt hubs and tapered bearings built for long days and heavy use.

The drivetrain runs on heavy oil-bath gearboxes connected by a hexagonal shaft. Forged steel finger drives at pivot points transfer power reliably and stay engaged during transport.

Hydraulic Control Keeps You Productive

Standard hydraulic fold and tilt operate from the cab. The system operates at 1,300 PSI and requires two hydraulic remotes. Whether you’re tedding alfalfa or grass hay, the 66X combines commercial-grade construction with family company service.

Ready to step up? Find your nearest Pequea dealer or explore our hay tedders and ag equipment.

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Specifications

Working Width 25′ 5″
Outside Tine Width 24′ 11″
Transport Width 11′ 2″
Overall Length 9′ 8″
Number of Rotors 6
Tine Arms per Rotor     6
Linkage Trailed
Rotor Tire 18.5 x 8
Weight 1,900 lb
Hydraulic Requirement 1,300 psi
PTO Power Requirement   50 hp
Rotor Gearbox Enclosed Grease
Center Gearbox Oil Bath
Tine Arm Material .5 inch Steel Flatbar
Rotor Spindle Wheel Hub     4-Bolt with Tapered Bearings
Hydraulic Remotes Needed
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Features

  • Power is transferred through the pivots by forged, carbo-austempered finger drives that stay engaged when the tedder is folded for transport.
  • Each rotor is supported by 18.5 x 8″ implement Tired and real 4 bolt hubs with tapered bearings.
  • Hydraulic is standard on the 66X, like all Pequea Rotary Tedders, to create tine clearance on the go. A threaded rod on the cylinder allows for finetuned adjustment.
  • The 66X uses high-strength flat bar tine arms to hold six asymmetrical tines on each rotor.