Posted by old on June 06, 2012 at 08:39:19 from (209.86.226.56):
In Reply to: First cutting's done posted by Keith Molden on June 06, 2012 at 04:30:11:
If that is a chain baler you need to drive the tractor like you had just drank a 12 pack of bere. Not saying to drink and use the tractor just saying you need to keep going back and forth across the windrow and also if you do not want a real heavy bale run in a bit higher gear. I found with my 850 if I ran in 1st with my Oliver S88 the bale was way to tight and way to heavy so learned to run in 3rd and that makes a good heavy bale but not so heavy as to cause lifting problems with the loader. Note to any body who wants to say any thing about my heavy bales go away and mind your own bees wax
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