Posted by Donald Lehman on July 08, 2014 at 17:45:02 from (50.49.160.24):
In Reply to: Square baling hay. posted by IaGary on July 08, 2014 at 06:00:47:
When I was in my teens we usually had 3 guys in the hay mow and two unloading the wagons, one hauling and one baling. Being young and cocky we would try to load the bales unto the elevator and keep them touching each other for as long as we could stand it. About two hours of that and we started to slow down a bit! By the three hours mark we had slowed down considerably and looked more dead than alive. Drank gallons of water and ginger water (old timers version of gatorade) between loads. Pacing ourselves was not an option because NO ONE was going to admit they "couldn't take it". Idjit kids! Dang, I hated haying! Idiot cubes, indeed!
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