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Posted by Farmer in the Dells (WI) on November 07, 2004 at 07:30:26 from (66.187.42.88):
In Reply to: hay raking/rowing up posted by ben uk on November 06, 2004 at 11:54:35:
Most posts here hold merit. If it is square then the direction you rake doesn't matter however, a continuous row would save the baler time. That is if the rows are far enough apart that the bales are not in the way if they are being dropped on the field. If they are round, they should be far enough apart. If you are going to rake in rows I would suggest directing the rows parallel to the plane with the homes on it. That way you are turning the rake around near the homes and the baler doesn't have to turn the tractor, baler and wagon around the end with the homes. Most useful suggestion here is asking your contractor. He will know his equipment and how he can do it most efficiently for you, so ask. Just my two cents and for what that’s worth, keep the change. By the way, Nov 7 and I am going out to cut my grass here in central Wisconsin today, My neighbor behind me finished cutting his alfalfa for the 4th time yesterday.
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