Here are a few pictures of myself and my daughter making hay with our Olivers. I didn't get any of the 1800 pulling the NH haybine. 

Our first cutting this season, late hay, kind of &quot;stemmy&quot;, but the ponies will eat it anyway.

This was the first time my daughter ever raked hay. She is on [b:2pwlzzqs]her[/b:2pwlzzqs] 1967 1650 that she calls &quot;Olive&quot;. Of course she had the radio blasting the whole time. She used this tractor on our NH68 baler. My brother could barely keep up. We couldn't slow down enough in some of the heavier windrows with this tractor, even in first gear! Daughter decided this is the better to drive baling tractor. Dad decided it isn't with its lack of hydra-power. We switched to the 1800...

This is her 5th season running the baler for me. This is the 520 baler that has given me so much trouble with the left knotter. I put a new knotter arm on this year and it has been much better. We did a wagon load in light hay without any trouble. Once we switched in to the field with heavier windrows it started to miss ever so often. Finally determined it has something to do with the amount of hay being packed into the chamber and how quickly it expands after the bale is tied pulling the knots away from the billhook. Both sides were doing the same. I might need to increase twine box tension and loosen the bales some... We put up 430 bales, 300 off the 520, the others from my NH68.