Posted by Brokenwrench on June 17, 2008 at 06:07:54 from (75.100.180.99):
In Reply to: Cruel neighbor posted by cj in wisconsin on June 17, 2008 at 05:33:57:
The guy that owns land by me does the same thing.
They have a smooth straight 90 acre field. They show up with a self propelled discbine and a swing tongue discbine. They have to be able to knock down close to 25 acres an hour with the two machines. I don`t drive up the driveway as fast as they go down the field..
I would agree on the huge investment they have in equipment, but as for fuel... They can be pretty thirsty machines and still come out ahead of a tractor that`s easy on fuel pulling a 9 ft haybine.
If your like me and all your fields aren`t the smoothest, you can only cut as fast as you can stay in the seat anyway..
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