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Tom S. in Tn.

11-22-2004 15:43:20




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After taking time to study it, I believe you are correct.
But I still have to fight that 5' chamber to fill the sides. I do not know how to make a windrow that wide.
Thanx; Tom S.




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kyhayman

11-22-2004 20:13:41




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 Re: Ditto...... in reply to Tom S. in Tn., 11-22-2004 15:43:20  
5' chamber fill.....

Assuming a 4 or 5 bar rake. Two options: 1. Make a 2-1/2' windrow and feed it evenly on each side 10 secs or so each. 2. Rake in towand the center of the field 2-3 x around. Then move over 2-3 rake widths and rake back. No rule says you have to go 1x or 2x in ad then 1 x out. Even better to rake 1x around and then go back and forth. I normally do this and throw 1x in and 3x out to get enough room to turn in my head lands pulling 2 rakes.

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Nebraska Cowman

11-22-2004 17:36:54




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 Re: Ditto...... in reply to Tom S. in Tn., 11-22-2004 15:43:20  
just rake up a narrow windrow and then drive first on one side and then the other. practice you'll get it right. People ask about learning to bale; I say, "the baler will teach you"



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