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Re: Maybe, Ya Just Never Can Tell
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Posted by John A. on June 20, 2006 at 21:14:19 from (4.252.247.159):
In Reply to: Maybe, Ya Just Never Can Tell posted by Allan In NE on June 20, 2006 at 19:41:18:
Allan, Where's the reel for that head? I don't think you can run fast enough to keep the header full, and not be riden grain over the strawwalkers. LOL! Since you have to lay it down with your swather first..... might as well go to baleing it up for those four legger pasture mowers you posted pics of a day or two back. Seriously those oats are just right to start laying down, most people wait waaaayyyy to long on oats before they get going on them.. Whitch ever way you choose, just Git-r-done. Look forward to see how it goes for you, Good Luck ! Later, John A.
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