Posted by JMS/.MN on June 29, 2010 at 08:58:08 from (209.237.107.155):
In Reply to: Haybine turning posted by ryanwheelock on June 29, 2010 at 06:00:20:
Turning left at each turn is a big waste f time and leaves a poor windrow, unless you stop long enough for the machine to clear. Do like the others said- when the machine pushes back to make the turn, it will push the cut hay back as well- should not clog. Easier to follow that windrow with a baler than what you end up with by turning left.I always preferred cutting in lands, rather than around the field, but that was because I chopped haylage, and would switch wagons at the road end of the field. All fields were quarter or half mile long, and if necessary would split a windrow in the middle to end up full on the end- next load I"d pick up the rest of the split ie- 3 windrows on each load.
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