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    Flushing Bar Project

    Distance critical for sucess Chris, all good observations. The bar pictures I posted are from a pretty heavy bar I built. I used a heavy plate to help hold the bar stable when not attached to the tractor which was a problem with some of the bars as the mast center of gravity is high and...
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    Flushing Bar Project

    Distances to mower Agree this is really a big factor. The distances with the trailed mower are great with the bar up front. With the mower in front there is a very fine line between what has good potential to be effective and what the operator is willing to tollerate. I was thinking 8-10...
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    Flushing Bar Project

    Pictures Photos of my favorite bar so far. I had to build a JD style quick attach plate which was a little expensive, nearly $240 in materials. I used a pretty heavy plate to provide counter weight to the bar which has tremendous leverage when extended as well as pretty significant weight. MPL
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    Flushing Bar Project

    Bars for bigger more complex mowers Folks, Nice to be back on your forum. A few thoughts I have on these bars. First there are still a lot of the single side trailed hay mowers out there which will continue to be used for years to come. These tend to be on smaller farms with more relaxed...
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    The Flushing Bar Project

    Flushing bar update 11282011 Hi folks, Thanks for the interest in our project. Moe, you certianly make some good points. We do have one fellow with a swinging tounge mower as you discribe and figureing just how to swing that bar efficiently is one of our big challenges. I am pondering...
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    The Flushing Bar Project

    Hi Folks, I want to make sport hunters like you aware of our project here in Michigan. I am managing a grant to help balance grassland bird habitat with agricultural production. Though our main focus is song birds, game birds like pheasants turkeys also nest in hay fields. We have narrowed...
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