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Posted by chadd on May 15, 2006 at 09:32:26 from (155.92.31.103):
In Reply to: power requirements posted by horse nut on May 15, 2006 at 05:34:03:
Our 806 D went down the other year and we had to get some hay cut. I pulled a 9' Gehl haybine behind our W6. I could move along at only a slightly slower pace than my dad was making with the 966 and the New Holland even though the Gehl weighs more. The only problem was that our W6 doesn't have hydraulics, so to transport it to the next field, my dad had to come over and use the 966's hydraulics to lift it. I think it will handle it, but it will work unless you are planning on cutting swamp grass that hasn't been cut in 10 years or really late first cutting.
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