I agree with notjustair - a 656 or 756 would be a great. Getting up into that range gets you better brakes too. I bale with an Oliver 1755 and a NH 316 baler with 8'x18' kicker wagons, and run a lot of steep ground. With hills you need to take small bites and chew them well - when you mow, keep in mind how you want to bale - you want to be able to start your load on the steep ground, and finish up where it lays a little flatter. As far as cost, I can tell you what I spent Oliver 1755 - $6500 NH 316 - $2500 + 500 for repairs IH 990 haybine - $600 IH 35 rake - $400 + $200 in repairs Deutz Fahr 18' tedder - $1200 I built my own wagons, but I'd figure $1000 to $2000 per wagon for used ones Good luck - doing hay can be a little nerve wracking, but when you get it in ahead of the storm, it's a great feeling... Pete
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