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J. Simmons

12-30-2002 10:35:39




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It is getting time to start looking to replace my 9' NH haybine I have looked at many differnt things Drum mowers, disc mowers , haybine, discbine , I cut mostly grass (fescue & orcard) apox. 250 ac. I also cut oats & rye but not much just for cows . I was wandering what your opinions where I live in the foothills of NC. Which do you think whould be the best? What brand gives the best service . I also ran across a good deal on a new disc mower a 9' Fort brand for $4250.00 has anybody ever heard of it ?

Thanks Joey

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Rick

01-01-2003 05:14:27




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 Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in reply to J. Simmons, 12-30-2002 10:35:39  
I have a 1460 JD disc mow/conditioner for sale if thats of any interest. Just matter how fast can you ride tractor. I just need larger unit.



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J. Simmons

01-02-2003 05:34:43




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 Re: Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in reply to Rick, 01-01-2003 05:14:27  
Where are you loacted?



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Rick

01-02-2003 07:25:05




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 Re: Re: Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in reply to J. Simmons, 01-02-2003 05:34:43  
I am located in southeast Iowa. Where are you. I have truckers who could probably haul it to you,but I would rather you come get it,so you can see it. It is field ready



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J. Simmons

01-02-2003 18:13:08




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in reply to Rick, 01-02-2003 07:25:05  
I am in central North Carolina. How much are you asking for it what kind of condition is it in? Can you e-mail pictures? or posibly mail a video tape of it running?

Thanks Joey



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J. Simmons

01-02-2003 18:08:05




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in reply to Rick, 01-02-2003 07:25:05  
I am in central North Carolina. How much are you asking for it what kind of condition is it in? Can you e-mail pictures? or posibly mail a video tape of it running?

Thanks Joey



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Rick

01-02-2003 20:36:49




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in reply to J. Simmons, 01-02-2003 18:08:05  
It is field ready,new knives, paint not bad. It is nice running machine. Like I said earlier only reason selling I need a wider cutting machine. $5950.00 been asking but if your serious and beacuse you would have trucking involved would let It go for $5750.00. I see what can do with pictures.



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Rick

01-02-2003 20:35:56




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in reply to J. Simmons, 01-02-2003 18:08:05  
It is field ready,new knives, paint not bad. It is nice running machine. Like I said earlier only reason selling I need a wider cutting machine. $5950.00 been asking but if your serious and beacuse you would have trucking involved would let It go for $5750.00. I see what can do with pictures.



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kydavid

12-30-2002 20:28:40




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 Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in reply to J. Simmons, 12-30-2002 10:35:39  
Hi Joey,

First about the Fort. Only seen one, one of my friends has it and he really dislikes it. Said the only good thing about it was it was cheap.

We cut about what you do of grass hay (about 250 fescue) plus another 100 of timothy and 100 of alfalfa. Cut some beans, wheat, and titicale for baleage, too. Have an old 474 NH haybine that we keep just to cut for baleage. Every thing else is cut with straight disc mowers. Condition with a teddar (ted when it first wilts) then again the second day with dew on for alfalfa (and other stuff if needed). My dad (he gets smarter the older I get) got a New Idea in '88 (we were custom cut, rake, rolling 5000 rolls a year then too). He's on his 3rd NI. I had a Deere (disc conditioner, worn out when I got it), then a Bush Hog (GHM 800 great for 4 years, then started having trouble). Last year dad and I cut side by side (first time since '95) him with a 5600 Ford and his 95 8' NI me with a 7710 Ford pulling the GHM 8'. He cut 3 rounds to my 2, with 20 less hp. Cut cleaner, too. Went the next day and got a NI. Cost $5950, brand new.

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DaveH

12-30-2002 12:06:53




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 Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in reply to J. Simmons, 12-30-2002 10:35:39  
I've got a Fort that I've been running for 2 years and I'm very happy with it. Got a neighbor with one he's had for about 5 years without problems... The only regret I have about mine is that I wish I'd got an 8 foot so I could use it with either tractor. (9 foot is catagory 2) Biggest thing is how far away the dealer is...



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J. Simmons

12-30-2002 15:01:47




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 Re: Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in reply to DaveH, 12-30-2002 12:06:53  
Dealer isn't that far away.

Thanks Joey



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