Posted by Leroy on May 16, 2020 at 22:15:14 from (96.45.243.241):
In Reply to: JD Model 22 posted by Traditional Farmer on May 16, 2020 at 17:43:36:
The 22 is the crimper and the 32 is the crusher. 32 might have been good, 22 was poop on crimping, did nothing to crack the stems. The 21 was the one that would do a good job (21 had same style as orignal in rolls but has short commings taken care of). We had the orignal style think no 1 JD, gave up the gost and got an AC crusher, it did not do as good a job as thr Deere. Bought a 22 and it was such a poor job was not worth running over the crop, went back to the AC that we had kept and sold the 22. The 32 was more like the AC in way it worked. The 22 would do about the same as a tedder to just lift winrows to get air through for drying. We then got a Case mower-conditioner (same as a Heston PT10) and once in a while we would use that old AC to give thibgs a second crush; That was the only way we could get drying time the same as the No1 JD. The JD 22 was 3 days longer than the No 1. Never had much wraping problems with any of them. Red clover, red clover-timothy mig, alfalfa and alfalfa-timothy mix. This was 40 years ago so consider 40 years of use if used wear. If I was going to have one to use now I would want the No 21. The 31 was a crusher but made on same frame as the 21 crimper. Also used a McCormick crusher before we bought the JD NO 1 unit
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