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Re: Baling hay with a H
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Posted by Tractor Dan on July 28, 2003 at 16:31:55 from (205.188.209.140):
In Reply to: Baling hay with a H posted by Kelly C on July 27, 2003 at 21:52:10:
i bale with my 350 diesel so i do have the luxary of live pto i have baled with my H a few times like you said its not that hard once you get to know when there is to much hay headed in, its funny when i do my few fields near the main road how many people stop to see the old equipment working i usually mow with the 350 diesel ted with the H and rake with the C like i said bale with the 350 14t with a farmhand bale buncher there a handy thing when you dont have a kicker, looks like you have had same weather there weve had hereall those bales sitting on green grass been mowed for a few days well good luck ps hows the 300 coming???
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