Posted by Walt Davies on January 20, 2008 at 11:09:08 from (75.106.198.71):
In Reply to: Hay Production posted by skyharborcowboy on January 20, 2008 at 09:27:05:
You need at least two balers they brake down a lot. You need at least 2 or 3 Mowers depending on what you are mowing (a mower condition is bet but not essential) you do need different sizes as gates will depend on which one you will use. A Swather is nice but expensive only if you are going to do a lot of hay on large fields. You will need a couple of rakes type depends on what you like I use the wheel type because that is what I have. Balers come in all kinds and sizes it all depends on what you are going to do with the hay. Even small square balers are not not all the same I have an IHC 46 and a New Holland the IHC 46 will make nice 50 lbs bales the NH makes larger 60 to 80 lb bales. You basically need to look at what you are doing what type and size bales you want and how much hay you are going to bale. Hey they make round square and the new highly compressed bales in sizes from 20 lb. to 1 ton Now you got any more question please give us an idea of what you are going to do so we can put together a setup of machines that will meet your needs. Walt
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