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| RayP(MI)
11-18-2012 17:25:21
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Depends on a lot of factors, some having to do with the fields in question.
A consideration is how well you can turn your rig, mower, and baler. I try to bale and load wagon behind baler, if I have an extra hand to load wagon. Tractor, baler and wagon can be a handful to turn in tight corners. I have several fields with corners of more than 90 degrees.
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| Larry NEIL
11-18-2012 19:42:18
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Re: Mowing hay in reply to RayP(MI), 11-18-2012 17:25:21
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| Also has a lot to do with the shape/obstructions in the field being cut. My main field has one straight side and is surrounded with swamp on three sides with irregular borders. On most, I cut rounds till the skinniest pieces meet. The rest is divided, as I like to alternate turns at each cut to avoid beating the hay to death with the turn arounds. Sometimes up and down, alternatly rounds down to the nub.
Larry NEIL
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