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Hay Hud Ohio

Posted 9/28/2012 19:36 (#2613541 - in reply to #2613262)
Subject: RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"?

SW Ohio

Guys, he is Macguyvering a rye cutter, see some of his past posts.
Did you ever decide on one motor and belts or multi motors? What speed would they run?
The two only blade deal is so they can overlap but not hit each other, if yours is going to run a little slower maybe the sections would work, if it is running a lot slower they would surely help.

Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - jakescia : 9/28/2012 14:32
- Re: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - Joel Harman : 9/28/2012 14:45
  - Re: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - ACobb4020 : 9/28/2012 15:04
- RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - JohnW : 9/28/2012 15:06
  - RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - paulrad : 9/28/2012 15:16
  - RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - Chuck : 9/28/2012 16:55
- RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - plow79 : 9/28/2012 15:23
  - RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - Bernie nw ON : 9/29/2012 01:10
- RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - bowtieighth : 9/28/2012 15:27
  - Re: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - paul the original : 9/28/2012 15:33
  - RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - twraska : 9/28/2012 18:36
  - RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - JLynn : 9/28/2012 19:32
    - You're right....... - bowtieighth : 9/28/2012 21:42
      - But now that I look at it again......... - bowtieighth : 9/28/2012 21:48
- RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - 3w farms : 9/28/2012 16:19
  - Re: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - Pofarmer : 9/28/2012 16:59
- RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - iseedit : 9/28/2012 17:10
  - Chris-- I noted that Hagie uses "lawn mower blades" on their corn topper---interesting. - jakescia : 9/29/2012 10:34
- RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - baler brian : 9/28/2012 19:21
- RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - Hay Hud Ohio : 9/28/2012 19:36
  - RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - jakescia : 9/28/2012 20:08
    - RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - Tim in WI : 9/28/2012 20:16
      - The breakaway problem mentioned above, and by you, is definitely a consideration.....when I brought. - jakescia : 9/29/2012 10:50
        
        RE: The breakaway problem mentioned above, and by you, is definitely a consideration.....when I brou - Tim in WI : 9/29/2012 19:19
    - RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"? - JoshuaGA : 9/28/2012 20:29
      - I have no concern about "ragged"-- and the mower drum is precisely what I am thinking about. - jakescia : 9/29/2012 10:38
- Thanks, all. - jakescia : 9/28/2012 20:31

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