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Re: whats a swather and a windrower
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Posted by JMS/MN on September 12, 2003 at 08:09:49 from (65.178.201.8):
In Reply to: whats a swather and a windrower posted by markct on September 11, 2003 at 19:08:59:
Haybine is a NH copyright, while the generic term for other manufacturers is mower-conditioner, or moco. Self-propelled swathers have a draper(canvas) platform, and can be equipped with a conditioner unit when cutting hay. It is not used when swathing grain because it would knock the grain out of the heads. Windrowers are usually equipped with an auger platform and used only for hay, since the auger would damage the grain. Terms are also interchangeable around here, somewhat out of habit, and sooner or later everyone understands what is being talked about.
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