Hay cutter

dcarp":1xtn7som said:
Just about any cutter that swings out to cut will cut behind a tractor in the transport position. :2cents:
I had a Vemeer TM700, it would cut behind the tractor, BUT! drive line clatter was ridiculous, I mean Loud!! that's with a cab too. The TM 850 sounds the same, it has a swivel gearbox, some other brands also have some sort of SGB too.
 
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Red Bull Breeder":bzb5mwix said:
I think there is a reason for them cutting of to the side of the tractor. You might think on that a bit.
I first thought that would be Great, Just cut 1st round behind tractor, No need to back-cut that 1st round, I went about 500 feet, saw that tractor was riding down way too much, a lot more than a Bush Hog type mower. But it is handy around power poles, etc. Just swing it in & back out. and Keep on Truckin
 
10-e-c-dirtfarmer":2u0o7pa5 said:
dcarp":2u0o7pa5 said:
Just about any cutter that swings out to cut will cut behind a tractor in the transport position. :2cents:
I had a Vemeer TM700, it would cut behind the tractor, BUT! drive line clatter was ridiculous, I mean Loud!! that's with a cab too. The TM 850 sounds the same, it has a swivel gearbox, some other brands also have some sort of SGB too.
If you had that much noise the driveline has a problem or is out of time. I had a TM-800 that made no more noise in the transport position than it did when swung out. I now have NH 7330 with swivel gearbox & 2 pt hitch that doesn't make any different sound either way.
I make the 1st round with it behind the tractor then swing out and cut the rest. Most of the time this leaves very little uncut hay. If it does then I will back cut it. Very seldom have to back cut unless it's Johnson grass.
 
I have some planted pines that I could hay but rows aren't wide enough for a side mower.
 
COMAIR":118d6l8t said:
I have some planted pines that I could hay but rows aren't wide enough for a side mower.

Finish mower?

Or bush hog with really sharp blades?

Does the ends justify the means?
 
COMAIR":1mkv1k3w said:
I have some planted pines that I could hay but rows aren't wide enough for a side mower.
old man here,used a bush hog to cut his hay...cut part of the right side out of it.. It worked,but the hay was a little ragged..
 

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