Posted by JD Farmer on September 27, 2012 at 07:40:50 from (50.41.154.237):
In Reply to: Raking hay posted by Billy Shafer on September 27, 2012 at 05:09:01:
Depends on several things, type and amount of hay, type and size of hay rake, and the field.
I started out raking for my dad back in 1966....and to this day raking hay is one of my favorite chores. It does take some forethought and planning as you rake....so you do not end up raked into a corner.
But like the others have said, do it the way the balerman wants it raked....and he can bale you out of trouble on the ends if you are both working together at the same time.
Here I have finished up the field and headed for the gate on my last pass....
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