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Workin Farmer Style tractor question ---

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RayP(MI)

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You've probably seen the Peterson brother's video, "Working Farmer Style." Hats off to the boys. But I got a question - about half way through the video, they show a hay harvesting scene, actually at 3:48, but who is counting? The tractor appears to be running in reverse, pushing a cutter unit ahead, possibly on the 3pt hitch, and then has a trailing pull-behind cutting unit. Any one recognize the tractor and can fill me in on the equipment - make, model, etc. Looks like a hay eating beast.
 
(quoted from post at 18:39:11 01/04/13) You've probably seen the Peterson brother's video, "Working Farmer Style." Hats off to the boys. But I got a question - about half way through the video, they show a hay harvesting scene, actually at 1:20, but who is counting? The tractor appears to be running in reverse, pushing a cutter unit ahead, possibly on the 3pt hitch, and then has a trailing pull-behind cutting unit. Any one recognize the tractor and can fill me in on the equipment - make, model, etc. Looks like a hay eating beast.
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It was a Versitile Bi Directional. Ford marketed it also when they aquired Versitile. There were a couple sold around here, but they wern't blessed with power or creature comforts.
Loren, the Acg.
 
As previously stated, it's a New Holland bidirectional. Built to go either direction. Then it is just a New Holland haybine header on the tractor and pulling a new holland hydra swing mower behind it. It seems like it'd be a good idea, but there are a lot of downfalls to the design. I'm pretty sure New Holland still sells that set up.
David
 
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