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    What company manufactured my disc harrow?

    I have one just like it. It has the Leinbach decals on it. I believe I read someplace that Leinbach has gone out of business. Shoup or other companies should be able to provide replacement blades.
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    What Gear To Climb Hill In? Massey Ferguson 20

    You will figure out which gear to use after you go up and down the hill a few times. Pay attention to what others have told you about trying a low gear, then going up a gear if you feel comfortable with that. Do NOT try to back up the hill. That won't work well. I have hills on my place...
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    What is the make and model of this planter I found for sale?

    I don't know what make or model it is either, but I have one just like it that belonged to my Dad. It was horse drawn, too, and was converted to 3 point hitch a bit different than yours. He used it to plant corn for many years. One difference is that his had fertilizer hoppers that have since...
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    New Holland Chain Balers - Questions

    My Dad had a NH 848 baler and a MF 360 tractor, about 60 HP, that handled it fine. The baler had the electric tie mechanism with a switch on the right fender that controlled the tie arms. I never ran the baler, but I watched him tie bales and he had to be real careful when he tied a bale. It...
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    school me round bale storage

    I'm glad to see that others are advising him to leave the bales out a few days before stacking them in a barn. I made a similar comment to a poster who was putting up damp hay a couple of weeks ago. After my comment, everyone got real quiet. I've always been taught that hay will go through a...
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    How wet is too wet for hay

    It is really some nice looking hay, but you need to be careful putting that damp hay in a barn too soon. Hay will continue to "heat" after baling and could burn your barn down by spontaneous combustion. I have been around making hay for almost 77 years. I was always taught to leave it out and...
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