Posted by paul on April 01, 2019 at 21:27:56 from (66.60.223.229):
In Reply to: Mowing tuff grass posted by 37chief on April 01, 2019 at 21:07:40:
Can�t really help identify.
In a couple acre corner I would sickle mow and bale on a neighbors pasture, there was 1/4 acre of very fine stem grass mixed in with the rest of the usual mixed grasses around here. That stuff would bring my sickle to its knees, hammer, slip the belt, fold over.
That tiny patch would about make me cry. It took longer to get that 1/4 acre cut than the other 1.75 acres plus my 3/4 long field road to get there.
I learned to dread that little area, for �free� hay.
Finally got a disc mower, buzz through all of it easy one time boy was I smiles; and the following year our arrangement changed and I haven�t had to cut it since.
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