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<blockquote data-quote="1982vett" data-source="post: 853592" data-attributes="member: 7795"><p>I'm pretty sure it is a variety of conditions....pretty hard for the hay not get to dry, brittle and slick this time of the year unless it's been rained on. Even thick crabgrass gets pretty thin and light when it's dried out under Texas sun and I'd assume Florida sun isn't much different (usually). Larger well built windrows or using taller gear to reduce spin time in the baler(reduce rpm along with faster travel)...bale early morning before all the dampness is gone utilizing morning moisture. And sometimes it is what it is...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1982vett, post: 853592, member: 7795"] I'm pretty sure it is a variety of conditions....pretty hard for the hay not get to dry, brittle and slick this time of the year unless it's been rained on. Even thick crabgrass gets pretty thin and light when it's dried out under Texas sun and I'd assume Florida sun isn't much different (usually). Larger well built windrows or using taller gear to reduce spin time in the baler(reduce rpm along with faster travel)...bale early morning before all the dampness is gone utilizing morning moisture. And sometimes it is what it is... [/QUOTE]
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