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Old 07-21-2009, 01:49 PM   #11 (permalink)
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How old is that hayrake?

Is it 3pt mounted?

I have never seen one like that before.
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Not quite as old as dirt, but **** near close!

It is 3-point mounted. We use a NH rake that is very similar except TSC'c prices on the teeth are much cheaper for this rake so it sees most of the use. My partner uses a Ford tractor so most of his implements gets painted blue over time...one of these days when I have some MF red in the gun I'll get it looking good again...
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She just sent a few more pics:
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Old 07-21-2009, 02:50 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Frogive my ignorance, but why does everyone drop the bales on the ground?
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Frogive my ignorance, but why does everyone drop the bales on the ground?
Good Afternoon Duffster,
Darn good question ! I just helped the local farmer bring 800 small squares last week and after loading and unloading all those bales my 58 yr old back tells me a kicker and haywagon would be a better deal !
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Old 07-21-2009, 05:13 PM   #16 (permalink)
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i just finished baling a second cut in a smaller field right before the rain came, right when i got it under cover it started pouring
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Not quite as old as dirt, but **** near close!

It is 3-point mounted. We use a NH rake that is very similar except TSC'c prices on the teeth are much cheaper for this rake so it sees most of the use. My partner uses a Ford tractor so most of his implements gets painted blue over time...one of these days when I have some MF red in the gun I'll get it looking good again...
Nice rake.
Mine is a JD350, also 3pt mounted. Got it last year for $800. Came with new teeth all round. Works fine.

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Old 07-22-2009, 10:25 AM   #18 (permalink)
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Frogive my ignorance, but why does everyone drop the bales on the ground?
When I have people that want to buy hay I ask them how many bales they want... Then I will leave that many laying on the ground, and they will bring their trucks & trailers & load it themselves...A lot of people do it that way, and you can get hay cheaper if you load it out of the field yourself.

If I have hay already put up in my barns and someone wants to buy hay, then I charge more because I loaded it out of the field myself and stacked it in the barn.
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Nice rake.
Mine is a JD350, also 3pt mounted. Got it last year for $800. Came with new teeth all round. Works fine.

Nice rake!

$800 is a great price.
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We have yet to cut any, and I only know of a couple folks who have done some. We haven't had 3 days w/o precip. for over 50 days now. The fields are so wet even if we get a 3 day window we can't cut. Price is going up every day for what hay there is around here.
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