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JoshuaGA

Posted 9/28/2012 20:29 (#2613617 - in reply to #2613586)
Subject: RE: Any pertinent reason for a discbine blade only having two "cutting blades"?

Sumner GA, Located in southwest GA,

This supposed to be something akin to a Reese drum mower going down the center of each row or am I lost again. One thing to remember, the higher up you cut, the more ragged it will become if you do not figure out a way to capture the rye so the blade has a chance to cut it.

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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