Baled some hay today

jon f mn · Jul 30, 2014

Helped Jeff put up some second crop alfalfa today.
Stacking hay is a tough job for an asthmatic out of
shape truck driver. Sure is a long way to the back
of a 20' hay rack. lol

Bruce from Can. · Jul 30, 2014

My brother used to tease me that I made my bales too light. I told him , a smart man doesn't make his hay bales any heavier than his wife is willing to lift. Bruce

Anonymous-0 · Jul 30, 2014

Just got done round bales of oats hay getting back in the truck Monday to get some vacation from the farm never can figure why some people think driving truck is work

Larry NEIL · Jul 30, 2014

Great lookin Oliver 88. Did he switch off and give you a spell to sit?

showcrop · Jul 30, 2014

Looks like cheating to me, narrowing down on the fourth layer instead of the sixth, LOL.

JMS/.MN · Jul 30, 2014

I noticed the pattern on your silo- was the extension done by a different company than the first builder?

Kickinbull · Jul 31, 2014

It took me a long time to realize that. lol

JRSutton · Jul 31, 2014

I was thinking the same thing!

Maybe this was the final run and they only had a few
bales left.

jon f mn · Jul 31, 2014

Yes it was a 30' then added to 60'

jon f mn · Jul 31, 2014

I normally stack 5 high with that pattern, but need a few more on that load to get done so I went 6 high. It looks funny because Jeff makes short bales so the two on top are a lot shorter than they should be.

GordoSD · Jul 31, 2014

That guy drivin the tractor looks pretty healthy. If you are helping don't you get to drive?

GordoSD · Jul 31, 2014

Nope. I see 5 more windrows there.

Baled some hay today

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