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SVcummins

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Today . Me and ringo went and cleared some more driveways today used the loader also stacked some more hay today
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Loaded some straw to take to my aunt for little baler rent
 
You have all the fun playing in the snow.
I wish I had my pole barn done. Then I would move the kubota up north. Put the 7 ft plow off Jubilee on it and my homemade show pusher on the front. Then like some years in the past NO SNOW to play in.

Last 2 days I've been adjusting the grade in pole barn. In places I added 2 inches of gravel mixed with a little top soil. I figure 2 inches x 30 x 40 ft is close to $1000 for 4000# concrete plus sales tax.

You are lucky, I wish I had more tractor theropy.
geo
 
I do love to move snow and stack hay . It?s pretty neat to move and stack ten ton of hay just buy pushing and pulling a hydraulic lever takes me and my misfit crew all summer to do that much in little bales
 
A farmer had someone bail his straw. Bales measured 4x4x8 ft. He would pick up 2 bales at a time and stack them on a semi bed. 4x8x8. Didn't take him long to load a semi.
 
No it doesn?t these are 4x4x6.5 made em short and not quite as tight so they could breath had to put em up a bit higher moisture than we wanted to
 
A farmer put up wet hay and caught his hay barn on fire. His hay barn was a tarp over curved pipe. You could see on TV news the barn burning on one end. Farmer was doing his best to remove hay from the other end.
 
I?ve never had a stack fire . Near as I can figure you must have to bale jt pretty wet to get it to I read an article that said about 25% can cause spontaneous combustion . With preservative we can go up to 30% without issues
 
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