Mower Settings for Lodged Hay

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  • #83706
    Does’ Leap
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    Hi Mark, thanks for the info on sharpening the guards. We just finished mowing the last of our first cut and I will give the guards a touch-up in preparation for second cut.

    Jelmer, I would be interested to see some more detailed pictures of how that cutting system is set up and how it functions. Any chance you can post some more?

    Thanks.

    George

    #83709
    Jelmer
    Participant

    George,

    What I found out is that te mower in the picture is still in process. The search there is for the right parts to make the bar fit.

    However I am contacting another person.

    I will keep you posted.

    Jelmer.

    #83710
    Donn Hewes
    Keymaster

    Hi Jelmer, How is it going? Hope to see you this week. That is a fascinating mower. I didn’t know there was a #10 in Europe. It looks like a combination a #7 and a #9. #9 have the drive pawls in the wheel hubs and this mower doesn’t appear to have that. it looks like a lot of re manufacturing to set up the double knives. I will be very interested to see how that works. Donn

    #83711
    Jelmer
    Participant

    Hey Donn,

    My plans changed quite a bit unfortunately.

    I´m asking for more pictures of such a converted mower with double knives and will post the news here.

    I´ll make new post for the D-10 to keep topics seperate.

    #83919
    Jelmer
    Participant

    Continueing on the old mower with upgraded double knives:

    This Mc Cormick D-10 mower has been changed from a single knive mower to a double knive mower. Today was the first try out, which went really well. Soon they will be cutting the second cut with it.
    This was in Germany (I wasn´t there), here the pictures:

    Best,

    Jelmer

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