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Re: Oh the joys of haying a old pasture!!!
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Posted by Andy Martin on September 13, 2004 at 20:08:13 from (12.74.196.8):
In Reply to: Re: Oh the joys of haying a old pasture!!! posted by MN Scott on September 13, 2004 at 18:46:12:
I've tried to mow telephone poles with a haybine twice. Both were about two inches tall. Got half way through the first and twisted the shaft off coming out of the gearbox. Took a week to get back to mowing. That was ten years ago. Three years ago hit another one in a new field. Mowed only about two inches into it. Broke the tongue and bent the push arms underneath. Was mowing again in about three hours, and it was 104 deg and six miles from the shop. The next year my hay hand was mowing that field and he hit the same pole. I swore I had told him about it and he swore I only thought I would tell him. Same damage, 100 deg, had the pickup there and had the tongue back in and mowing in about two hours. Makes the tongue look pretty ragged. Last year we broke the tongue again on a big root exposed where it had not been before and welded a new piece of tubing into the tongue so it does not look so bad. Even painted it this time.
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