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The hay was ready
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Posted by Michael Soldan on June 08, 2006 at 05:02:07 from (24.235.41.226):
We have a fool proof way of knowing if the hay is right for baling, its called a Massey Ferguson #10. This baler will not do a job if the hay is not right, string break,broken knot,90lb bales, generally headaches. I got the baler out yesterday from the shed and we ran about 400 bales without one miss, then we ran one side out of twine and had three misses getting evrything fed and tied, then we ran about 200 more with no problems. Its works well but the hay better be ready. Son in law did the stacking, I tried a load and it pretty well whupped me but I am doing well. GET YOUR BLOOD ORESSURE CHECKED/STROKES ARE PREVENTABLE.....Mike in Exeter Ontario
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