There are more advantages to a discbine than speed. You will never plug up, I farm part time and have mowed hay at night or in the rain and still cut clean. Triangles or points are not a problem because you can mow over what you've already cut without plugging. If it gets dull you can replace all the blades in 20 minutes for $20. There are horror stories about cheap old discbines bought at sales, but you won't have those problems. Cutterbars have come a long way and NH is one of the best. 10k will buy a nice 1411 if you shop a little bit. And even if you have trouble with the cutterbar, which is doubtful it will not cost much to repair. They are segmented and each unit is individual. If you can justify the cost, which I think you can if you are selling good hay, a discbine will work really well for you. Josh
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