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Re: Need Red Power for a Cutditioner
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Posted by d.wilcox on January 26, 2004 at 15:04:03 from (216.238.59.245):
In Reply to: Need Red Power for a Cutditioner posted by Wayne M Kittler on January 25, 2004 at 16:06:14:
I have seen tractors overheat because they have
been loaded past their limits. A 574 at 52 HP
is loaded past its limits on a New Idea
Cutditioner .
I think the problem is People don't understand
The difference between a New Idea Cutditioner
and a Mower Conditioner.
New Holland , Hesston, Gehl, Massey, Etc.
never made a Cutditioner. These brands are all
Mower Conditioners. They have a Reel to sweep
the Hay into the Sicklebar which cuts the hay,
which then goes to the rolls which condition the
hay to promote faster drying.
A New Idea Cutditioner Has wide flails
which cut the hay, and condition the hay at
the same time . Also good for picking up
down hay, and leveling woodchuck holes at
the same time. The N I C, takes a lot more
power than a mower conditioner.
The newer Disc bines also take a lot
more power than an older mower conditioner.
and don't work as well for leveling woodchuck
holes though they do pick up downed hay
quite well. MY LAST POST ON THIS SUBJECT
GOODNITE Mrs, Calabash wherever you are.
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