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    Posted: 05 Jul 2015 at 8:52pm

Just a couple pictures of the haying crew. I didn't get any pictures of the rake in tractors. The d19 is on the mower. And the bale in tractor is a agco allis 9435.
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D19 probably doesnt even know its pulling that haybine. Does it use much gas running it?
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Dad cut 18 acres and some grass water ways on a tank of gas. Prolly not the most fuel efficient but it's the lightest tractor we got. And with all rain we have had we didn't want to make tracks.
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Must be nice, my first cut is laying on the ground raked getting drenched in rain as I type this Cry

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Seems like a lot of work done on one tank. Looks nice. 7 or 9 footer?
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It's a 9 ft cut. The d19 had bin retired to just grinding feed every couple weeks but with the wet spring and summer it has became the go to tractor. We drilled 20 acres of oats with it and it mowed first and second cutting hay. I'm not sure on the hours but my grandpa bought that brand new.
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