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Topic: Square baler invented when
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DH in Carolina

09-04-2012 15:33:50
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Was watching a old western today and the outlaws were hiding behind square bales of hay and shooting at each other. When did the square baler come into use? Funny thing bullets won't go through a hay bale or water trough. DH




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Mike (WA)

09-05-2012 18:21:04
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 Re: Square baler invented when in reply to DH in Carolina, 09-04-2012 15:33:50  
My favorite Far Side cartoon- 2 "settlers" behind their overturned wagon, shooting at circling Indians. Flaming arrow comes in, sets wagon on fire. One settler looks at the other and says, "They're lighting their arrows! Can they DO that?"



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Loosehandle

09-05-2012 12:03:55
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 Re: Square baler invented when in reply to DH in Carolina, 09-04-2012 15:33:50  
Would be hand tied with wire not twine.



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Dell (WA)

09-04-2012 17:26:58
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 Re: Square baler invented when in reply to DH in Carolina, 09-04-2012 15:33:50  
uh, how many bullets do them 6-shooters hold before them saturday afternoon cowboys haffta re-load???



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Greg K

09-04-2012 16:04:58
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 Re: Square baler invented when in reply to DH in Carolina, 09-04-2012 15:33:50  
My 150 Years of IH says there were hay presses first built in the 1850'5. IH didn't get into the business until 1907 though.



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Greg K

09-04-2012 16:05:27
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 Re: Square baler invented when in reply to Greg K, 09-04-2012 16:04:58  
I mean 1850's



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DH in Carolina

09-04-2012 16:53:41
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 Re: Square baler invented when in reply to Greg K, 09-04-2012 16:05:27  
I guess they could be pressed bales instead of square bales from a John Deere kick baler. Thanks



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Greg K

09-04-2012 19:25:18
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 Re: Square baler invented when in reply to DH in Carolina, 09-04-2012 16:53:41  
I wouldn't worry, they didn't invent movies until later yet! ;>



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