For the last 8 years or so it's been our machine for rough and unknown areas. It always cut alfalfa fine but in fine grass it left a little to be desired. last year I started cutting and baling for the horsey types and the haybine struggled unless the grass was very mature so I figured $300+ now was well worth the investment. Next thing I gotta do is rebuild the spare jackshaft for it and buy the proper double banded drive belts for it so I can put all that in there.
Next year I may pull the reel out as I found a few minor issues when I was replacing the bearing today.
Overall, for a 40-50 year old machine, it's not in to bad of shape. I find it amusing, this spring we picked up a new idea rake of the same vintage, and we also have a new idea crimper of that era as well. Just happens to be the deals we found.
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