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Re: cutting hay in the morning PIC
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Posted by Joe-Bob/IN on May 25, 2006 at 16:46:45 from (66.228.102.20):
In Reply to: cutting hay in the morning PIC posted by Tim Shultz on May 25, 2006 at 15:31:22:
No rain till tuesday? They just said rain tonight and tomorrow, heck it is pouring right now. Have fun trying to cut that downed hay. Two of the neighbors already told us they wanted us to cut theirs since it was down and we have a discbine. Those sickle mowers have a habit of plugging in tough conditions. Downed hay and moist ground are not a good mix for those machines. Better wait till afternoon when it would be the driest conditions. Formerly: "Cant even use my name"
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