Neighbor had 20 acres of bermuda he hayed every year with one. It looked pretty ragged but it got the work done and I never saw him working on it. Even buying 1960's vintage equipment, you will have $10k at least to invest besides the tractor when finished, plus production costs. My opinion is that you have to want to self produce; not just do it for lack of availability of someone to do it for you.
About 3 years ago I got back in after retiring and selling all my equip. Had to buy high after selling better low....retailer has to make a profit to stay in business and I kept my equip in tip top shape. Decided no squares this time. Too old and no help to fool with that again. Rolls only but I did buy a smaller roller that rolls about 800# rather than 1800# bales.
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