OWNER’S TALK What are the farmers saying about the DewPoint 6110? Following are the reactions of just a few of the many happy owners. “I paid for the machine in one crop last year. In third crop I baled over 600 acres in around 30 ve, ally belie hours. We hine, I re c we “This ma e the way were just to chang is going exico.” in New M y stacking the y put up ha -­‐Doug Whitne Mexico last load of hay ew utheast N cres – So when it started 2,500 a raining. All my hay was put up and it rained for a week. My hay was over 200 relative feed-­‐value and green. I figured I would have baled for 3 hours with regular dew, but I put up 1,200 acres with steam.” “I can b hay in ale 500 acre 2 s one m 4 hours wit of h achine .” -­‐Bre nt acres Hunter – Sou thern Uta you hift of how “It’s a dream p a whole s “It’s opened u ay…We’ve come true to be o put up h arvesting s able to produce indow of h our w tions ms our op ‘dew’ when you that it see big ed.” need it. If you ask are unlimit en McIntyre -­‐B ho me my favorite uthern Ida acres – So 4,000 thing about it, it’s absolutely the versatility of being able to deal with so many situations and have one thing that can change the game for you.” -­‐Alan Adams 1,000 acres – Southern Utah -­‐Perry Van Tassel 2,000 acres – Southern Idaho “I like it so much, I’m going to buy me another one!” -­‐Garrit Bakker 2,500 acres – Central Nevada “I figure I pic ked up 100-­‐ 150 pounds per bale. I used to think ‘well it’s all water weigh t’ but it’s not. You look at the leaf in those bales and you und erstand exactly whe re it is comin g fr

Ryan Schwebach, speaking of custom baling with the DewPoint 6110 said, “I had a 1,300 acre, $35,000 job and it was finished and paid out in 52 hours.” He also discussed his own farm. “My quality overall has increased by 25% over last year in visual appearance, in bale weight, and in [preventing] damaged hay.” “Where it’s making us money, is in [beating] the afternoon showers we’ve been getting. Three times now, we have made that last pass while it started raining on us, and all but a few bales...