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Posted by Allan in NE on July 10, 2005 at 18:19:18 from (148.78.243.26):
Hi Guys, Stopped and helped my neighbor this morning with his baler. He had hit a wet bunch and plugged 'er tight. Anyway, he had an extra package of those sheer bolts for my baler, so I didn't have to do the "drill 'er out" thing after all. Just threw it back together and headed to the hayfield. Baled all morning and the little baler never missed a beat. Guess it helps when ya know what you are doing. :>) The fun part came this afternoon when I got to shuttle the bales back to the stack yard. Dunno, that little 686 with the German engine just might be my favorite tractor anymore. :>) Hope you all are well, Allan
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