What is the Duck Foot™?
The Slip-Over Paddle Tine

Clears the Cutter Bar
to Decrease Header Loss

Easy to Install & Remove
Quickly Slips over the Existing Tines and Attaches to the Reel Pipe

Designed for Use in a Wide Variety of Crops such as Soybeans, Pulses, Cereals, Hay, Straight Cut Canola

Further secured
with unique clip system

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Harvest precision starts at the header. Regardless of the model, Duck Foot™ paddle tines feature the same design ingenuity for any brand of header reel. Properly secured tines using our patented clip system, keeps the cutter bar clear, providing uniform crop flow that helps to eliminate combine losses. For more information view our catalogue.

What is a Duck Foot?

Duck Foot™ paddle tines are an award-winning farm innovation. Created by a farmer to solve the problem of header loss and to increase efficiency, this made-in-Canada product has continued to expand with a product line reaching most major header brands than any paddle time on the market and evolving with a unique clip system. Duck Foot™ slip-over paddle tines were designed to be a time-efficient and cost-effective solution to benefit farmers during harvest. Connecting the product to the farmers who use it, the Duck Foot Parts team offers knowledge, experience, and expert support. Field-tested with proven data, Duck Foot Parts is the Trusted Name in Header Precision and Harvest Efficiency.

Duck Foot™ Used in These Crops

COMPATIBLE HEADERS WITH DUCK FOOT PARTS

Duck Foot Parts works with a wide variety of header models from well-known brands like MACDON, CASE IHC, JOHN DEERE, NEW HOLLAND, AGCO, MASSEY FERGUSON, CLAAS, GERINGHOFF, GTS and CRARY. These parts fit seamlessly with many different models, from MACDON’s DF1MD and FD series to NEW HOLLAND’s 88C and 92C series. This compatibility ensures that farmers can easily find the right fit for their machinery, essential for maintaining an efficient harvest process. By fitting perfectly with models like JOHN DEERE’s 700 FD and AGCO’s 7000 series, Duck Foot Parts simplify the upgrade process, allowing farmers to improve their equipment without hassle.

The adaptability of Duck Foot Parts extends to various types of crops and harvesting conditions, which is crucial for farmers who deal with different crops like soybeans, canola, or cereals. These parts are designed to handle crops gently but effectively, ensuring that even delicate crops are harvested efficiently without damage. For example, farmers have observed that these parts help maintain a steady flow of crops, reducing the risk of jams and improving the overall effectiveness of the header. This adaptability makes Duck Foot Parts a valuable addition to any farming operation, enhancing equipment performance across various conditions and crop types.

BENEFITS OF USING DUCK FOOT PARTS

Integrating Duck Foot into your harvest equipment brings numerous advantages that help streamline operations and improve efficiency. Duck Foot slip-over paddle tines are pivotal in boosting productivity through several key benefits:

Increased Ground Speed: Farmers can increase their ground speed by up to 20% by attaching Duck Foot paddle tines, significantly reducing fuel consumption and operating costs.
Even Crop Feeding: These tines excel in feeding crops evenly into the combine.
Reduced Combine Losses: The steady flow of crop material prevents issues like wad feeding and promotes better threshing, reducing losses and boosting overall productivity.
No-Tool Installation: One of the standout features of Duck Foot slip-over paddle tines is their easy installation. Farmers can quickly attach these tines over existing ones without any tools, making them ideal for rapid changes in the field.
Durability and Wear Reduction: Regular use of Duck Foot Parts can also reduce wear and tear on machinery, extending its lifespan and saving costs on repairs and replacements.

By incorporating Duck Foot farmers not only enhance the efficiency of their operations but also ensure greater durability and cost-effectiveness of their equipment. These improvements are crucial for maintaining high performance and productivity throughout the harvesting season.