Posted by Phil R. in PA on February 03, 2009 at 12:03:14 from (66.202.66.104):
Good afternoon, early this year I bought a small 22 acre farm. A neighbor mowed / baled the hay and left some for me this past summer to sell to some people I know who have horses. If I wanted to start mowing my field what type of mower should I get? I see alot of old sickle mowers for sale cheap. But then there are the more expensive conditioner / mowers. Now I know that w/ the conditioner you can bale sooner but is the hay quality not as good if I sickle mow it and let it sit to dry a few days? Should I wait a few years and save for a conditioner / mower? Also all I have is an H (which I always wanted, same as my grandpa) so I only have a draw bar. I welcome and thank any suggestions.
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