Ahh that brings me back to the days of farming hearing that going we had the 10 ft cut I forget the number its was older not the to rollers being the blades that then v shaped I miss hearing them clang around when then you shut it down
How many outside rounds do you cut before you stop? Every year I go back and forth on cutting ends and then lands or just outside in all the way. I hate driving over the ends so many times. What I prefer to do is have fields big enough to do 6-8 times around. Cure, rake and bale it then mow the rest of the field. But you know Indiana weather. Make hay while the sun shines.
+Bill Whitman I generally cut 6 rounds all the way around. what I have found is that if you are cutting it close enough that the headlands wont be wet when you bale, (Michigan Weather) as we frequently do, I usually write the headlands off, or rake it a bunch of times.
As opposed to going in circles? You cut the headlands, in this case, 7 circles around the field, then mow in lines do avoid making sharp corners with the baler.
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Nice video! That mower definitely makes short work of it. And nice to see another hay farmer with a sound track *other* than country 😁
I love the sound of the 630 when you rev it up, the guy i work with has a 635 and runs it on a case ih 7220, or a Massey ferguson 6480 or 5465.
Ahh that brings me back to the days of farming hearing that going we had the 10 ft cut I forget the number its was older not the to rollers being the blades that then v shaped I miss hearing them clang around when then you shut it down
nice video of that :) and nice looking disbine :)
Cutting hay with Metallica. My kind of guy!
Nice thick rye. Cow's love rye 🚜🇺🇸👍 🐄
How many outside rounds do you cut before you stop? Every year I go back and forth on cutting ends and then lands or just outside in all the way. I hate driving over the ends so many times. What I prefer to do is have fields big enough to do 6-8 times around. Cure, rake and bale it then mow the rest of the field. But you know Indiana weather. Make hay while the sun shines.
+Bill Whitman I generally cut 6 rounds all the way around. what I have found is that if you are cutting it close enough that the headlands wont be wet when you bale, (Michigan Weather) as we frequently do, I usually write the headlands off, or rake it a bunch of times.
Why do u stop at the end of the row
As opposed to going in circles? You cut the headlands, in this case, 7 circles around the field, then mow in lines do avoid making sharp corners with the baler.