Posted by camju on August 10, 2010 at 17:31:09 from (142.161.15.12):
In Reply to: hay cutter posted by jack-iowa on August 10, 2010 at 11:56:59:
Don't know how much hay your making or how much time you want to spend.I have a 489 NH haybine 9Ft I like it much.cost me $1000. 1650 cockshutt tractor and borrow my brothers round baler.Have 346 JD square to do small bales.cost me $1000.Also have cheap side delivery rake but don't use.4400 veratile swather with bean pickup to pickup hay and put in swath.I cut full width and it dries way faster in heavey alfalfa.(I know I'm wierd)cost $2500.If you don't make alot of hay you are better off buying hay from even 100 miles from home than to buy all the equipment and do it yourself. If you have the land and time to do it and enjoy doing it diffrent story.I custom make a neighbors hay (10 acres).she pays $300 a year I cut and bale once only.She now whants to buy all her own equipment to save $300 a year,does not make sence.I always do it on time whenever she asks, but she is independent(also a school teacher).after buying you still have to fix so be prepared to spend some money.
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