Posted by 37 chief on August 28, 2021 at 22:23:39 from (68.8.190.72):
In Reply to: Field ready posted by Fritz Maurer on August 28, 2021 at 10:37:51:
The problem may be buying the wire. I am sure it's a wire machine being that old. Dad used the neighbors bailer, same as that one, as a stationery machine. He put all his hay up in shocks, and brought the shocks to bailer with his buck rake mounted to his F12. I would fork the hay into the machine. I would stand by the side away from the flywheel. I would try and bog down the motor by forking a big wad of hay in. The governor just added more power and kept going, so I gave up. A few years later he put up his hay in rows. Stan
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