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321 posts · Joined 2010. #6 · May 21, 2017. I know a couple hay farmers using them.They really like them. Local John Deere dealerships sells them. They are expensive, but I think they are the heaviest built V rake I know. I use a Kuhn SR110, my next rake will be an Ogden.A forum community dedicated to hay, forage and silage owners and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about tractors, machinery, harvesting, soils, pests, ranching, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more! Show Less . Full Forum Listing. Explore Our Forums.
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Like mlappin said, run on autosteer and gives me full attention to booms and monitors. Each boom lifts independently plus I have hydraulic lift on the boom tower. My $18,000 sprayer has returned me about $70,000 over eight years (co-op gets $7+/acre to spray) less my fuel and labor. Average 60 acres/hour.bale wrappers: Anderson vs. H&S. hello HayTalk community, my father and i are wondering on which bale wrapper to choose. We will be wrapping our own hay but also wrapping for others like a custom operation. Wondering what some of you guys charge and if any of you have a wrapper possibly for sale. We are really interested in an Anderson and love ...John Deere 458 Baler Problems. JD 458 Baler problems, hay stacks up on front of baler and goes up to top roller. Anyone have this problem or know how to solve it. Thanks. Slow rpm's to about 450-460 pto speed. I added extra 14'' rods on each end in between existing rods on metal starter roll.
Please visit http://haytalk.com for the #1 online community for hay and forage farmers. Chat on our forums to gain insight into your problems with hay, forag...A gooseneck like yours usually weighs 4,000-5,000 lbs. so you are probably 4,000-5,000 lbs over weight. IF the trailer were sitting un attached in a field, BUT in reality, the trailer is attached to your truck. The truck could bear anywhere from 1-25% of the trailer weight depending on how you load it.2876 posts · Joined 2014. #6 · Apr 8, 2016. We just use water gates here. The county will put them in for free in the road fences and don't charge but a couple hundred to put ones in for cross fences. They use a track hoe to "pile drive" in some big light-pole type creosote posts, big like 12 inch posts, deep into the creek or, in our case ...Nov 12, 2020. 2. 5K. Nov 12, 2020. by carcajou. 1 1 of 8 8. All other ranch talk goes here. Dogs, horses, equipment, and anything else you'd like to discuss.Most brokers can't give you that, but having a network of quality producers certainly can. 3. Build covered hay storage so you can maintain a 5-6 month inventory (if not more). That's what will give you the time to develop your network of quality producers and respond to local shortages.
A forum community dedicated to hay, forage and silage owners and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about tractors, machinery, harvesting, soils, pests, ranching, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more!ANewman. 280 posts · Joined 2012. #2 · Nov 16, 2014 (Edited by Moderator) With fold flat ramps, if you double stack the top row, you can haul 22 4x5 rolls. I'll guess on the squares. Assuming 36" bale length, you should be able to get 50 per layer, the way I stack on the strings. So six high will get you 300. Greasy30 and yamaharider28.I'm new here to this site as of a few minutes ago. I've tried to clean up my pastures for several years, trying to get them to pure bermuda. It's common bermuda and I've controlled the broadleaf weeds successfully, but I've been invaded by vaseygrass, nut grass, and some other summer grasses. The vaseygrass is the hardest to get rid of.…
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HayTalk - Hay & Forage Community Forums and Blog, Providence Village, Texas. 1,870 likes. Check out our website www.haytalk.com for great discussions on all things hay and forage. Have a question?...A forum community dedicated to hay, forage and silage owners and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about tractors, machinery, harvesting, soils, pests, ranching, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more! Show Less . Full Forum Listing. Explore Our Forums.The application rate for me is 20 gals/ac at 40 PSI at 5 MPH. You can go with however many gallons you want, just adjust your pressure and speed to match the application rate you want. But a higher GPA will give you better coverage of the weed leaf and I think 20 GPA is the most common rate. Ralph.
8. 3K. Oct 5, 2021. by Rrueda. 1 1 of 25 25. For all questions regarding cattle - feeding, health, and anything else.May 21, 2017 · Lock the tailgate. Attach the grease gun and pump until there is pressure being applied to the grease fitting. If the grease will still not go through, then enter the baler and rotate the sledge frame back and forth while the grease gun is applying pressure to the fitting. This should free up the passage.Dec 17, 2017 · Posted 12/17/2017 12:40 (#6435027 - in reply to #6434966) Subject: RE: Hay Talk Forum. NW Oklahoma. Doesn't happen on any other site. Usually have to be on site for 20 to 30 minutes before it pops up. Have pop up blocker running, but maybe it just doesn't catch this one. Pop up says your computer is infected and gives a number to call to have ...
lincoln pro cut 55 The Fora platform includes forum software by XenForo. VerticalScope Inc., 111 Peter Street, Suite 600, Toronto, Ontario, M5V 2H1, CanadaDiscuss alfalfa, orchard grass, timothy, legumes, teff, and other forage here. Round bales, square bales, and haylage. grifols passport to prizesaldi ad des moines HayTalk - Hay & Forage Community Forums and Blog, Providence Village, Texas. 1,870 likes. Check out our website www.haytalk.com for great discussions on all things hay and forage. Have a question?... china buffet and sushi bar Please visit http://haytalk.com for the #1 online community for hay and forage farmers. Chat on our forums to gain insight into your problems with hay, forag...I run a 2008 Hesston 740 belt type baler, 4'w x 5' diameter bales. We have used it for four seaons now and no problems. It makes good tight bales as long as your windrow is uniform in width, preferably about 6' wide. The pickup wheels work really well, they pull in loose hay really well. 3 2 2 3hwy 97 crash todayheavy duty vinyl tarp Dec 21, 2013 · Massey always made good under 80 H.P. tractors for the time spans they were made. The 1100-1150 and 1105-1155 series bigger tractors were good, kind of had a downturn in the early eighties but come back with the 8100-8200-8400-8600 which are supposed to be good. AGCO has combined the engineering from Massey, White.4395 posts · Joined 2010. #7 · Oct 30, 2014 (Edited by Moderator) Good rake operator and a New Holland baler. And don't forget bale weight. The dairy: Massey Ferguson WR9770; Vermeer R2300; NH D1000 [Harvest Tech 465] (2x3 big sguare) ; Claas Jaguar 880 silage chopper; various IH and CIH tractors and an Agco RT135. craigslist pueblo furniture Jan 30, 2019 · Get the 1840 you'll never go back to a sidewinder. Well I pulled the trigger called the dealer ordered a 1840 I’ll see it in May. I’ll add 3 tons per acre from 18 ft rake swath makes bales come out butt to butt or even on top of one another sometimes if you get in a heavier part of the field.The HayTalk Learning Center. 3.4K posts 3.3M views This area is for those videos, books, Extension Papers, and other learning tools. Also add any good reference links to help our community. ... The Fora platform includes forum software by XenForo. VerticalScope Inc., 111 Peter Street, Suite 600, Toronto, Ontario, M5V 2H1, Canada geico adjuster traineekat timpf measurmentsin gta 5 online money glitch Normally I plow the field under and get it worked nice and smooth in the late July to early August timeframe. I will plow it and then go over it with a disc or cultimulcher till I have it about where I want it. Then spread the lime and fertilizer on it and work it in to the soil with the last pass of the cultimulcher.sethd11. 572 posts · Joined 2011. #8 · May 21, 2016. If your on a lot of hills and lots of slow towing,with gas stay towards 4:10 gearing up hills and heavy loads. Preferably a truck with a 5 speed transmission or better with an auto. Older diesels 3:73 gears and higher are fine. Specially with an manual transmission.