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anybody use something like these?
Most straw baling outfits in the east after 2 weeks of rain in august.
we have a fransgard 2.2m and does a great job in straw,lifts and sets the bout up nice and square to get a decent bout for the wind to blow through
May be splash out on a proper tedder?i'm after one for hay making...my old home built job based on an old kidd straw chopper finally expired today.......trouble is the wilters just seem to be wufflers with stronger tines
May be splash out on a proper tedder?
Or seeing as the mower is partly clapped, what about a mower conditioner? Would do similar job? The wilters are just like a cock pheasant are they not?tedders are fine but don't dent the stem.....my old lash up put thru the cut swath day after cutting on a warm day and i could bale next
Or seeing as the mower is partly clapped, what about a mower conditioner? Would do similar job? The wilters are just like a cock pheasant are they not?
They don't work. They put the crop back down on the wet underside. Single rotor rake would be better, and more useful.
I have a volac for salei'm after one for hay making...my old home built job based on an old kidd straw chopper finally expired today.......trouble is the wilters just seem to be wufflers with stronger tines
You want an old fashioned 'crimper' then.doubtless they are good for straw but i want it for grass......i want something that dents the stem but i doubt they'll do it
Just cut it with a flail mowerdoubtless they are good for straw but i want it for grass......i want something that dents the stem but i doubt they'll do it
doubtless they are good for straw but i want it for grass......i want something that dents the stem but i doubt they'll do it
He’s got bits falling off the mower so maybe He should splash out on a moco followed by the haybob. The yard of many bargains must have something to suit him, i presume they do have a nettle patch to hide stock suitable for Spin in?@spincycle If youve got a hay Bob just use that, there's 1000s of acres of grass made on your scale each year with nothing else. By the time you've debated what woofler to get and then get it it'll be that extra day gone anyway, crack on with the hay Bob and be done with it.