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Some recent haying videos

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    Posted: 07 Jun 2018 at 9:42am
190XT on NH 273
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running the tedder
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That sure is one nice looking 190. Tom
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What is impressive is Charlie mowed that chest high orchard grass at 11:30 am tuesday morning. Hit it with the Enrossi Tedder 4different times and we baled it the following day at 4:30 pm. Beautiful hay. The new Tedder has produced incredible results. Nice sunny day and light wind helped as well. It was so thick we had to bale in 1st lo on the 190 so he could keep up on the wagon. Was in 1st high for awhile until I saw him struggling! Lol.
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1968 B-208, 1976 720 (2 of them)Danco brush hog, single bottom plow,52" snow thrower, belly mower,rear tine tiller, rear blade, front blade, 57"sickle bar,1983 917 hydro, 1968 7hp sno-bee, 1968 190XTD
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And my wife helped out with mowing duties at the rental house!
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good looking rigs and hay! thanks for the pics!
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Nice pictures, thanks for sharing. Who wants to come take pictures of me so I can share
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Super nice 190 Landhandler Charlie!
It is great being a disciple of Jesus! 1950 WD, 1957 D17...retired in Iowa,
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Originally posted by allischalmerguy allischalmerguy wrote:

Super nice 190 Landhandler Charlie!

That one is my brothers, he gets all the credit!
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You all  must not have gotten nearly as much rain as we have been getting.Definitely
no hay making weather on this side of the mountain.
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I think we had 7 inches in May? Lucked out this week, low humidity helped out greatly.
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Charlie,
Good looking hay you made. And the 190 really shines!
Thanks for posting the videos too! I Enjoyed them and it brought back lots of memories of hot summer hay days!
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You ran the tedder over it 4 times?  Wow, I never woulda thought.  Can you do that with alfalfa, or would it knock too many leaves off?
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Can't do that with Alfalfa, the leaves with come off.

We mowed it, then a few hours later ran the tedder.
Then again the next morning and then afternoon
Only 3 times I think, my brother is old than I and forgets sometimes....
Hard to believe it came up the day after cutting it.
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Charlie, don't blame my memory its yours. Twice Tuesday, you ted Wednesday at lunch and I ran it one more time an hour before we baled it. That equals 4! Geezzz, I'm glad I'm the brains of the operation! Lol
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Ha!
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I like your equipment, especially that XT. You guys have any cows, or just sell the hay.  Tim 
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Dad had sold some off but there are only 9 left. We keep enough for winter feeding and sell the rest. First cutting goes in the barn, usually sell 2nd and 3rd cutting as it brings more money. Dad had a small farm, only 29 acres, but we lease some ground also. All 3 brothers work so I guess you can say we are hobby farmers. It’s in our blood and we enjoy it. Used to do corn and alfalfa but we pretty much gave those up in favor of orchard grass hay.
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I might add when we were all younger we used to farm 200 acres, the good ole days. Barley, wheat, rye, corn, alfalfa. D-15 and 6060 did it all in those days. Charlie and I both have 190XT’s, he has a multitude of other nice AC’s from D-10 and up. D series are a favorite. The XT is great for making hay.
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Those 190's would run a rotary hay rake real nice. I've had a Vicon  Andex for like 5 years now. Because they lift up, you can do some really creative raking. So don't demo one, or you'll have to have it. lol  Tim
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