Posted by mkirsch on June 16, 2010 at 12:05:34 from (216.43.0.10):
In Reply to: Bales per hour/day?? posted by Casey in Ky on June 15, 2010 at 16:00:34:
Dad has a dual-rake hitch. He can get 600 bales on wagons in a day by himself. He could do more but he runs out of wagons.
One guy, having to rake, bale, unload, and stack... You'll be dying after 200 bales.
Whether you can rake the day before or not depends on how much dew you get.
How much ground you can cover will depend on the speed of the tractor, and whether your rake will work at high speeds. Some rakes just thrash the leaves off the hay and miss half of it unless you only go 4MPH.
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