Posted by Fixerupper on June 07, 2017 at 11:20:31 from (70.198.50.73):
In Reply to: hay hay anfd hay posted by bg/mo on June 07, 2017 at 10:51:14:
Northwest Iowa here. Baled 94 idiot cubes of waterway hay in perfect conditions. The three acres of alfalfa that was cut Mon morn is extra heavy and good quality. Flipped it this morn, will bale tomorrow pm if no rain. Baling will be creeper gear with the old New Holland 67 and I will have to use a tractor with a slow creeper gear. Main problem is this 66 year old body of mine. Last evening two of my granddaughters, aged 12 and 13 we're throwing bales on the rack faster than I could stack them. They were running to the next bale before the rack got there. I was hoping they would slow down. LOL
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