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Re: cutting hay in the morning PIC
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Posted by Sid on May 26, 2006 at 07:06:36 from (12.156.158.78):
In Reply to: cutting hay in the morning PIC posted by Tim Shultz on May 25, 2006 at 15:31:22:
Just my two cents based on my experience. Hay that is laying down will have a tendency to stand later in the day. If the reel is set right you can usually run any direction in downed hay. The reel will pick it up and over the cutter bar even when traveling in the direction the hay is leaning. Different conditions present different problems Most complaints about sickle bar mower conditioners are a result of something not adjusted right.
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