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Never going to get my 300 done.
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Posted by Kelly C on February 23, 2005 at 19:30:27 from (63.171.43.140):
Some thing always seems to come up. Last winter it was the 400 trans/TA thing. This winter its hay racks. Needed more racks. When your hay fiels id 30 mi away cant be running racks and baling on the same day. Now I can bale 500 bales one day and run racks the next.
Oh just incase my exploits are of interest. I added a section to my web site for hay rack building done my way. Just look in the pane on the left side of my web page. May have to scro;; down to find it. I have ammased a bunch of stuff in there. Look for the hay rack build link.
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