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When I parked the 77

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rrlund

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This was the view when I parked the 77 this morning after I got done feeding cattle. A bunch of Olivers waiting for the rain to stop. The 7300 combine,1850,1365,1600 and 1550. I couldn't see the Super 55 for the combine being in the way,so I went around and took another shot.
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They just seem to like me. They keep following me home. Maybe if somebody else would give them a roof over their head,they'd stop.
 

They sure look ready to ride! I don't believe that I've ever seen round bales stacked end on end, like in the background shot?
 
It's easier to keep it separated that way. I can pile first cutting,different types of hay in one row,second cutting in another,straw separated from the hay etc. If you just pile it up endways,it has to taper down,some gets buried in back,this just works better.
 
I found this old dealer down in the Ozarks in the late 90's. He had a lot of nice four digit Olivers sitting around there.
That almost looks like a White cab on the one out front in the bottom picture.
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Hey RR Nice looking pole barn wish I had it. Where do you put all the DEERE'S????? I would just put them oil all overs out back somewhere!!!! have a nice day!!!
 
I see a nice looking bunch of tractors still earning there keep! Take care of them, as you will never replace them with today's junk. Lol
 
You can fit more in your barn that way,too,and,if you sell hay,they look and stack better on the customer's trailer.Mark
 
I used to stack round bales in the hay shed that way. It seemed like I could get more in there because there was no pyramid. had to watch the grapple claw in the rafters with the top bale, tho. Don't you have a squeezer? That would be the cat's meow.
 
Ya,I've got this Work Saver BaleHand. I have to watch it. The ground where the barn's built slopes a little. I can go four high for about half way,then I have to go three high. I can get two more bales in a row if I go two on end and one lengthways on top. For every four stacks on end,I can go five end to end on top.
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