sweettractors
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That is a nice tractor you have. You wont find much that tractor can't do. Ken Sweet
OMG LOOK AT MY HAY FIELD
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My sweet corn was almost knee high on June 1st, when a string of severe thunderstorms knocked it clean down to the dirt then pummeled it with hail and heavy rain. It is now 2 days later and it is mostly back upright.
Grasses have a good ability to right themselves after being pummelled like that.
Grasses have a good ability to right themselves after being pummelled like that.
sweettractors
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few pics from last year happy with my TN 55 wish it had a little more horsepower for a disc mower though would like to up-grade one day from my old 469 haybine.
have a great weekend
It could handle 7 or maybe a 8 ft disc mower just fine. That is a nice baler you have also. Ken Sweet
burnetma
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Re: LOOK AT MY HAY FIELD
If the hay doesn't stand back up, try to find a New Idea Cut/Ditioner. They will pick up downed hay, cut it and crimp it to allow good drying. Some farmers keep them around for just that purpose or to mow corn stalks or simply because they are worth more than you can sell them for especially in this market. Typically can find one for sale for under $1500.
If the hay doesn't stand back up, try to find a New Idea Cut/Ditioner. They will pick up downed hay, cut it and crimp it to allow good drying. Some farmers keep them around for just that purpose or to mow corn stalks or simply because they are worth more than you can sell them for especially in this market. Typically can find one for sale for under $1500.
sweettractors
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I think the New Holland site is probably right. We pull at 9 ft JD disc bine with 90+ hp and we know it is back there on these Ky hills and hollows. Ken Sweet
