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Re: Last Cutting on the Corner


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Posted by Nancy Howell on October 06, 2009 at 20:35:36 from (75.20.224.18):

In Reply to: Re: Last Cutting on the Corner posted by Kanuck on October 06, 2009 at 17:02:55:

Thanks for your compliment on our equipment.

Always make sure the JD 350 sickle mower is greased liberally before every use.

Belt dressing is always applied before every use and a generous amount of WD40 on the sickle knife.

Had to adjust one knife hold-down clip because grass was clogging between one guard ledger and sickle section.

Always grease the JD 640 hay rake before every use.

Wipe of all the old grease and check the oil in the gearbox by simply removing one bolt.

When done with the rake, clean off all the loose hay and clean off any dirt.

Always check all the fluid levels on the tractors to be used.

Pay special attention to the PTO oil condition on the 70 models.

Due to impending rain, was not able to service the baler before it was used.

If any of the equipment fails while in use, it won't be due to neglected lubrication.

Glad you enjoy the videos; the raking operation is the easiest to record.

The mowing videos are my favorites.

No matter how many times I use a sickle mower, I like watching the cut grass lay down so neatly after it is cut.

Also like to record some of the very sharp right turns and how the mower makes the turn.

Always like to share my tractor rides with folks on the YT forum.


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