Your initial question of "why did you sell your tedder" is a fair one.

1) With the JD 630 moco at about 9 ft wide I can only mow about 5 acres per hour. The tedder really works best if it's run close behind the mower. I'm a one man operation and I've had many situations where by the time I finish mowing, unhook the moco and hook up the tedder, the first hay mowed is really too dry to ted. Tedding dry alfalfa sheds a lot of leaves. I like the 630, it fits through my many small field and pasture gates, it's very heavy and well built and good in our hills and I have no interest in buying a larger moco.

2) 1) I haven't used the tedder much since I bought a wrapper in 2018. As a one man operation, wrapping works very well if the weather doesn't give me a long enough window to mow-rake-bale it dry.

My Krone tedder worked well and is too nice a piece of equipment to sit year after year so I sold it to a larger operation.