Posted by KEH on July 16, 2008 at 08:11:40 from (207.144.59.33):
In Reply to: I'll Try Again posted by Allan In NE on July 16, 2008 at 02:58:29:
Concerning the V rake in front, search back issues for Farm Show magazine. A few years ago there was an article that bay a guy who had made one. Basically you mount the rakes on the front end loader and devise a method of swinging them over in line for transport and adjustment of width of the windrow. Problems I could see in operation: Don't think you could weave any to keep the bale even in size, leading to bales bigger in the middle. Also I couldn't visualize more than an 8 wheel v rake. If you have thin hay, you would be baling small windrows.
On the other hand, you would save a lot of trips over the field.
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