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Posted by kopeck on August 02, 2004 at 20:03:01 from (69.50.50.143):
As a kid I wasn't always the biggest fan of hay season, but who
knew views could change! The folks that mower our fields since we stopped left a bunch of
hay on the ground due to the wet, soft ground (it's been raining
in Maine every other day, no kidding). Well where the big
equipment ruts, my BN just rolls across with out making a mark,
and it would be a shame to let that hay go to waste, so I broke
out the tedder and the rake. I have to say it was quite fun, as crazy as that sounds. I don't have the bailer anymore, so the tractor work ended after
the tedding and raking, but that was good enough. 
The rake looks so big behind the BN, kind of a
of bear in tight spaces but that's just a learning curve. Now I just need a sickle bar mower so I can put up the small
field!
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