Posted by Old Iron on July 26, 2012 at 12:01:29 from (24.225.2.188):
In Reply to: direction posted by jaydee on July 26, 2012 at 11:13:31:
I haven't seen any difference when putting up alfalfa with a haybine, V-rake, and big roundbaler.
In fact, I swath my hay going in one direction to the end of the field,... then turn around and cut the next swath going in the opposite direction.
I have a H&S High Capacity rack, and it's impossible to rake 2 windrows together in the same direction they were cut (the way I cut in a "back and forth" pattern).
Maybe if you were cutting hay with a sickle mower, the direction of raking and baling would make some difference in how things work,... but not with the equipment I use.
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