Posted by jayinNY on April 11, 2008 at 16:26:12 from (67.72.98.45):
Darned hard headed old timers! Got into a argument with the father in law, hes 77 Im 34, so I have to respect him, but dont agree with him, told him I open up the swather almost all the way when I mow hay. He said narrow it up your running the tractor on the cut hay. Well I say the hay is green so it cant hurt it that much, but as always Im wrong. Then he tells me sometimes to dry his hay he will ted it 3 times, So Im thinking the hay is a little dryer and more brittle, so he must be having all kind of leaf loss? What do you hay making guys think? I was gonna widen the front axle on my tractor, but the rear tires will still run over it, dunno j
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