Posted by MAH on June 09, 2009 at 14:16:17 from (4.88.82.167):
In Reply to: bailing hay posted by a.rothermel on June 08, 2009 at 18:29:45:
We use a Massey 175 with a G206 Continental gas to cut with a New Holland 472 haybine. We rake with a Massey 135 with a Z145 Continental gas raking with a New Holland 256 rake. We square bale with either tractor using a New Holland 271 that we saved from the weeds a few years ago. We round bale with the 175 using a CaseIH 3450 round baler. When we need both tractors to rake at the same time or we need a back up rake we have a Oliver 207 rake. It has seen better days but it still does a decent job. But it only gets used a little each year.
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