Posted by JBMac on October 17, 2010 at 16:50:04 from (174.131.45.3):
I've decided after my first year of haying my perennial peanut that I really need a roller type haybine. I have a 9' Fella disc that is currently awaiting a gearbox rebuild. It's really too much for my MF 175, it runs it fine but its heavy. Since I only have 20 acres, I dont really need the speed of a disc mower. Living in N Florida where it rains so often in the summer, I think the quicker drying time of crimped hay would be a big help. I also have a Ford 3910 (39 pto hp), something that both tractors could run, maybe 7', might be an advantage. I know there's a going to be a lot of opinions, my closest and best dealer is a New Holland, with JD being next. Thanks for your thoughts.
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