Posted by rusty6 on July 29, 2020 at 20:26:03 from (142.165.85.179):
In Reply to: Baling Late posted by rusty6 on July 29, 2020 at 18:54:07:
With the old square baler I always knew when it was too tough. Shear pins started breaking. But this round baler will work no matter how damp the hay. I never know how far to push my luck with the moisture levels. I've surprised myself before and it turned out fine. Also had some greenish oats baled and they got really hot inside after a few days. Turned out ok though. This baler does not work well if it is too hot and dry as it will not feed past the pickup but build up a wall of hay in front of the chains. No fun unplugging that mess in the heat. I wish tiling was an affordable option here but I don't know of anybody that does it. We already get enough bad press if we dare to dig a ditch to drain a low spot in the field.
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