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Allan in NE · Jul 16, 2015

Run 'er until 10pm last night to beat a rain storm. Not a hick-up. :>)

Allan

hobylobymarket · Jul 16, 2015

wow, last time I baled wet hay the twine almost disintegrated, but it was ancient twine.

Billy NY · Jul 16, 2015

Business as usual now, lot of regrowth between windrows, not as dry as most years ?

Bruce from Can. · Jul 16, 2015

Ican tell you are all in , your tounge is hanging out.

greenmech · Jul 16, 2015

I don't see any end to that field. When can we hear some pickin? Ron Mn

JD Seller · Jul 16, 2015

Allen did you figure out what ruined your roll for sure??? The extra rain looks like you hay crop is better this year???

I really like your pictures. It would take some getting used to having FLAT fields to work with. Here are some pictures of my ground.

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Allan in NE · Jul 16, 2015

Y eah,

Hay is running 70% better than usual.

Right side sledge pivot was frozen up and the whole assembly tried to turn sideways. She's a clickin' now tho. :>)

Allan

donjr · Jul 16, 2015

Keep an eye out for your right side ramp spring, too. It's missing.......

Lazy WP · Jul 16, 2015

How much rain did you get? I went out to Ft Rob today, and they had somewhere around a half. If you were real nice, you would go turn some windrows, 5 miles east of Chadron for me.

Allan in NE · Jul 17, 2015

WOW! I didn't even notice that! Thanks, I've got another.

Allan

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