Posted by JWalker on June 12, 2014 at 17:00:27 from (72.52.96.18):
This is for anyone who has ever operated or worked behind a hay baler.
Have you ever noticed...... there may not be a cloud in the sky until you start baling hay.
I had one of those days today. Attempting to bale some wheat and oat straw. baled about 175 bales had a rear tractor tire go to leaking. Carried it to the shop (after hours), left it and deceided to use truck to get straw up. had about 150 bales up and deceided I better get trailers under shelter. Backed second trailer under sheltet and before I could get out of truck it started raining. I am thankful I got as much up as I did but boy it would have been nice to get it all up.
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