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Posted by Ron-MO on June 08, 2006 at 08:59:06 from (67.128.239.42):
In Reply to: The hay was ready posted by Michael Soldan on June 08, 2006 at 05:02:07:
I had the same thing this week. I got in a little hurry thinking it was going to rain, and had one headache after another. I could not make it bale right. Let the next batch dry a little longer and baled without a miss and the bales are easy to handle. I just try to bale a 50 lb bale. Makes life a lot easier. Sure there are a few more of them, but at least I can find a little help and do not tire nearly as easily. On day drying was not nearly enough (using a sicle mower) here in MO with temps in the high 80's. (by the way - I was fortunate enough to survive a stroke in January).
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