Posted by rrlund on June 28, 2015 at 14:43:12 from (162.250.25.58):
In Reply to: Re: All done posted by Pair-a-dice farm on June 28, 2015 at 14:33:29:
4x5 high density with that Gehl 1475. It's all computerized so about all I have to do is drive. It has a dual twine arm and puts two strings on at once so I'm not stopped for very long. I was pretty amazed myself that I rolled it that quick. That was on just 22 acres. It was a new seeding and super heavy. I give a lot of credit to that new Kuhn disc mower/conditioner with the steel flail conditioner. It makes the hay unbelievably soft and cut that down,tangled mess pretty darned clean. With the old machine with rolls,hay like that would have raked up with a lot of wads and bunches and would have been a nightmare to bale. I remember the last time I baled a new seeding off that field. I ended up unhooking the baler and driving on all the windrows with the tractor tires to pack them down and smooth them out.
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