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Haybine help needed

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Tom in Michigan

06-25-2004 07:21:05




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I recently bought a 9" New Holland haybine. I never used one before since I cut with a sickle mower and use a conditioner behind my IH H. I start cutting a feild by going counter-clockwise around to get the edges and then reverse and finish the feild in the correct direction. The question is can I also do this with the haybine or is there a better way? Thanks for any help or pointers you can give me.

Tom

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Tom in Michigan

06-28-2004 06:57:02




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 Re: Haybine help needed in reply to Tom in Michigan, 06-25-2004 07:21:05  
Thanks alot guys for the help. I cut some hay yesterday. Haybine worked good.

Tom



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Don-Wi

06-25-2004 23:09:11




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 Re: Haybine help needed in reply to Tom in Michigan, 06-25-2004 07:21:05  
I always do the clock-wise rounds 1st, then do the cc, it's easier to judge where the machine can/can't go, atleast for us. Where the outside tire ran down on the 1st pass, is where the outside edge of the haybine will be (give or take a few inches). It's what I was taught and what I practice, and it's always worked. Best to try and see what you like.
Donovan from Wisconsin



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dan

06-25-2004 15:50:03




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 Re: Haybine help needed in reply to Tom in Michigan, 06-25-2004 07:21:05  
i always mow the meadow befor i do the back swath it always seems if your gonna break something its on the back swath



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JohnE

06-25-2004 13:49:56




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 Re: Haybine help needed in reply to Tom in Michigan, 06-25-2004 07:21:05  
Tom, That is the way I do it too. If there is a better way, no one has told me about it. I suppose you could cut a field in many different ways. This way just seems the best to me.
JohnE



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