Posted by amnion on July 29, 2010 at 09:49:40 from (192.46.108.216):
In Reply to: hay baling tractor help posted by Matt S Illinois on July 28, 2010 at 07:10:39:
For baling small squares, 4x5' round bales, cutting with a sickle mower-conditioner, and raking, that tractor is more horsepower and weight than you need. Fuel consumption will be relatively light, compared to what the tractor can use, but you will be wasting some fuel moving the weight of the tractor.
If you are planning to run a 9'+ discbine with it or doing heavy 5x5'+ round baling, might want to check into a home-equity line of credit to pay for the gas that thing will consume.
And just a friendly fyi here, big square baling is completely out of the question.
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