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Posted by old fashioned farmer on June 01, 2005 at 07:18:05 from (4.252.78.22):
In Reply to: Here's the deal posted by Allan in NE on June 01, 2005 at 06:17:36:
Howdy Allan, I got a neighbor up the road that bought some German-made deal called a Krone, at least I think that's it. Not sure about quality or service but ya just can't beat the way it makes a cute little star pattern in the center of the bale. I have never seen a baler wrap a bale in such a crazy manner. Hey if you'd like to bring some dry weather with you I'd let you bale my alfalfa for me ha ha. Just send the sunshine to S. OH. I keep tryin to order a week or two of dry weather but I can't seem to swing it. Looks like the same old stuff through June 15 at least. Rain one day...dry a little the next...dry up enough to cut on the next day...rain the next...and round and round we go. God bless ya buddy. --old fashioned farmer p.s. if it were me, I'd go with one of those neat square balers. So much more fun to handle..grin...
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