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Re: Re: Need Red Power for a Cutditioner
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on January 26, 2004 at 15:48:31 from (64.228.13.182):
In Reply to: Re: Need Red Power for a Cutditioner posted by d.wilcox on January 26, 2004 at 15:04:03:
wilcox: Bull feathers on your opinions re tractors engines heating, Any tractor that over heats has cooling problems, or major engine problems. I also know what a Cutditioner is, for the most part they were a peice of junk that took far more hp than was needed to do the job. You might call it conditioning, I call it thrashing valuable leaves off the hay. We also tried Mathews Rotary Sythe, 10 footers, they took 50 hp no more, and thrashed as many leaves. Personally I want all those leaves in the bale, and long stem hay will put more leaves in the bale than any other practice. Now if you can design a machine to leave some of the stem in the field, I will buy that.
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