Ah heck Bill, that's why they make them wheels adjustable . . . lol As long as it's easier to tell others how to farm, I'll give it a try also . . . (no disrespect intended - lol) I cut friday - narrow compaced swath for chopping, as I knew the haylage process would be slow and the alfalfa still dryed fast. This year is different then most, the ground is dry ! So, not only is the sun, air/wind pulling moisture out of the leaves and stems, but the ground is also. In the five yrs I've had this field, this is the first I could start cutting at 7:00 am and have dry ground and dry hay (no dew or rain) when cut. Oh, I always move my wheels out for haying season . . . . but didn't get it done for this first crop, in fact, I have the duals on yet . . . no hay run over, except endrows . . Did you use your guidence system for cutting ?
Edited by iseedit 5/31/2009 08:05
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