Posted by Lee in Iowa on July 04, 2008 at 22:28:47 from (66.172.198.43):
In Reply to: Help! posted by Allan In NE on July 04, 2008 at 03:25:41:
The only hay I've ever missed with the wheel rake is some that the baler doesn't pick up because my v-rake doesn't quite hit everything even with the center kicker wheel where I mow with a sickle mower. This happens only in light third cutting, and should never happen with windrowed hay. I don't know of anybody around here that uses a basket rake anymore. I've had my vermeer close to ten years raking for me and two neighbors and just now starting to replace a few teeth, and it also gets used for cornstalks which is kind of hard on them. In heavy hay thats too dry sometimes it will bunch at the backend, but if rake when the hay is a little damp that usually isn't a problem. Not bad for only costing $2300. Lee
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