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hesston 10 stackhands

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tim[in]

09-25-2004 12:04:53




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is anyone still using the hesston stackhands to make hay?how good is the quality of hay ? thanks




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RJ-AZ

09-26-2004 21:34:56




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 Re: hesston 10 stackhands in reply to tim[in], 09-25-2004 12:04:53  
We ran one for quite a few years and still use the mover and feeder to hadle round and large square bales. I always liked the hay a little tougher than you would normally bale. We had the model 30 and I have ran the bigger model 60. You need to weave a good cap on before the last compression so it will shed water well.



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tim[in]

09-27-2004 01:21:20




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 Re: hesston 10 stackhands in reply to RJ-AZ, 09-26-2004 21:34:56  
did baling a little tough help keep leaves on and give a good quality hay? indiana is a lot more humid than az. from what i'm told . thanks



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Allan in NE

09-25-2004 14:10:09




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 Re: hesston 10 stackhands in reply to tim[in], 09-25-2004 12:04:53  
Hi Tim,

I've never owned one, lots of people still use 'em, tho.

They just looked to me like they were pretty rough on the crop with that pickup and blower deal.

I always thought that old Haybuster was a pretty good outfit if a guy always remembered to "put a lid" on the stack 'cause if ya didn't, you ended up with a hole in the middle of the stack.

Allan



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Allan in NE

09-25-2004 14:07:09




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 Re: hesston 10 stackhands in reply to tim[in], 09-25-2004 12:04:53  
Hi Tim,

I've never owned one, lots of people still use 'em, tho.

They just looked to me like they were pretty rough on the crop with that pickup and blower deal.

I always thought that old Haybuster was a pretty good outfit if a guy always remembered to "put a lid" on the stack 'cause if ya didn't, you ended up with a hole in the middle of the stack.

Allan



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