Posted by 2underage on December 15, 2014 at 08:04:35 from (64.19.81.2):
In Reply to: JD GM vs. Swather posted by Bryce Frazier on December 14, 2014 at 18:37:55:
They were a good machine in their day but that day has come and gone. Haying is something that you need to do when the weather conditions are right and because of that you need equipment that is reliable and ready. Parts for that Hesston pt 10 may be hard to find I do remember that it had a common defect when the balancer would fall of the wobbler and then the machine would shake itself to death. Without seeing the machine I can't advise you as to buy or not since a machine in real good {like factory new] could give you years of service. The JD G" would run the machine just fine. The idea that the JD tractor would shake it apart is not very likely. The engine when running at speed to give a 540 pto speed would be quite smooth.
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