Allan In NE said: (quoted from post at 03:50:13 07/08/08) Hi Ya Tim,
Not tryin' to be a smart azz, really, really not.
However, I don't understand where the sand is coming from. Wheel rakes maybe?
Allan
I think the chains would have lasted longer if we were always baling on the sub-irrigated meadows. On ground that is a little higher we're always fighting the gopher mounds. Pickup on the baler probably picked some up, rakes probably threw a little on the windrow, etc. On another note, by the time you buy the chains, sprokets, idlers, bearings, bars, hardware, plus other misc things it's going to get spendy. Might be worth looking at a newer belt baler. You'd probably like it better for alfalfa too.
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