Posted by Ralphwd45 on June 13, 2013 at 00:11:04 from (66.243.212.130):
James Howell! I was looking at the pictures of your JD sickle bar mower, and the bar looked longer than I remember them being, especially when in the transport position.How long is that bar? We had an article in the farm newspaper, 2 weeks ago, where an agronimist(sp) was recomending for us western washington farmers to go back to using a sickle bar mower, and cut no lower than 4", so there would be some tall stubble to hold the hay up for better drying. I was telling my hay supplier about this, and scott, said that sickle bars were too short, and he didn't have the time to mess with one. OH WELL.
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