If you want the hay to dry for baling, you need to lay it in a swath, not a windrow. Then it doesn't matter because you can't help but run on the swath... There's nowhere else to drive.
You need to rake the hay at least once between mowing and baling anyway, and raking will fluff out anything you did by running over the swath or windrow with the 400's front tires.
If you want to mow windrows with the 400, you've got two choices:
1. Run over the windrow.
2. Don't use the 400.
IMHO, unless the hay is pretty thin and the land pretty flat, any hydraswing haybine is way too big for a 400 anyway.
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