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Re: Question about a haybine
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Posted by joe e-tx on December 23, 2005 at 17:05:41 from (66.19.100.187):
In Reply to: Question about a haybine posted by old fashioned farmer on December 23, 2005 at 05:28:02:
did a serch for 1209, 23 old answers, the hay bine sounds much better than tedder.every things a risk.check it out read all you can.here in texas you got 5 months to chech it out, if some one buys it before then then check them out as to why whay wanted it.custom hay baling does not happen over night,take your time and work up to it slowly,as your time lets you.side note pulled a nh 469 hay bine out of fence row last summer after 15 years and did last cutting with it.
joe
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