Josh is right,there are 3 straight hay forks in the corner of my barn that were used to lift loose hay.I am old enough to have worked loose hay and built outdoor hay stacks.The pulleys are still hanging from the ridgepole in my barn.There was a board in the barn wall that could be removed to let the rope out the side of the barn.A horse was used to lift the hay to loft level.The grapple type forks came in later.I have worked with that type in the 50s.We used a hay loader pulled by an International truck.The last loose hay I put up was in 1967.One of my first farm jobs was pushing hay down the hay chutes for the milk cows.Bedding came down a center chute.Corn silage was brought in to the cows in a wheel barrow.
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