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old · Jun 23, 2010

Well all of you that said it was the switch you where right. It has one of those cheap O'reilly's auto type ignition switches on it and it has gone bad. I hot wired it last night just so I could get the hay done and one of these days I'll fix it like it should be but for now a hot wire will have to do LOL, yep I'm cheap

Jim SC · Jun 23, 2010

I don't call that "cheap", I call that smart.

Keith Molden · Jun 23, 2010

Hey Old, call it what you want---You got the job done. Aint that what counts. Keith

old · Jun 23, 2010

When I have hay down and raked and ready to bale I get it done even if I have to switch tractors and or balers

Keith Molden · Jun 23, 2010

Same goes for me too. Keith

Oldmax · Jun 23, 2010

Old must be haying time in MO. talked to brother-n-law that lives in Bucyrus in Texas CO he was taking in hay to. Don't work to hard and get to hot.

old · Jun 23, 2010

I do it the laid back way any more. Cut for about an hour. then give up for the day then when dry enough rake and bale it. found this way you get it done and do not kill your self doing it. Ya could do it faster but I'm retired and disabled so I do it slow and take my time and do not sweat it other then the heat that is LOL

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