Thursday's haying picture

paulsamwel · Jul 14, 2022

Tx Jim · Jul 14, 2022

Very nice photo. I'm glad I don't have to put that many sq bales in the barn.

Bruce from Can. · Jul 14, 2022

You must have a hay wagon that picks the bales off the ground

sms · Jul 14, 2022

Now the work begins.

db4600 · Jul 14, 2022

That is a NH in the distance.

caterpillar guy · Jul 14, 2022

Unless I had a stack wagon You would be picking them up yourself. I had a guy we baled some hay with one time and he did that we picked up the few he did. The next time he got to do it himself never just took off with the baler when the wagon was full again. We used a Mc Kee chopper and blew it in the barn for a very long time from the 60's into the mid 80's when we put most of it in silage bags. I liked that mow this morning and chop that afternoon. If good weather was there we let it dry if looked rainy or was coming we chopped and bagged it.

Tim in New York · Jul 14, 2022

Looks like a Sears Gothic Arch barn in the distance? I grew up just down the road from a big one.

https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Gothic-arch_barn

Tim

DoubleR · Jul 14, 2022

Nice pic I hope you have a stack wagon.

Mark-Mi · Jul 14, 2022

Thanks Tim, neat article on arched roofs.

paulsamwel · Jul 14, 2022

Hard to see but my youngest son is picking up bales with with a IH 686 and a NH 1002 stackwagon.

wingnuttx · Jul 14, 2022

Tim. Thanks for the informative article. Wingnut

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