Posted by Ken Macfarlane on July 15, 2011 at 17:54:04 from (184.151.127.185):
The second suitable window to hay this summer, 0% chance of precip. I knocked down about 1200-1600 bales.
Tedded day one, oh boy drying well. Tedded morning of day 2, just a couple more hours needed. Hook up rake, spent 3+ hours raking about 400 bales worth. My rake is painfully slow (belt rake).
Boys those look like rain clouds? Oh boy, theres a shower that just missed us. Stop raking, rush the baler up. Got 150 bales though before she let loose. The raking tractor made her down the woods road to fetch a tarp at 20 miles and hour and the truck kissed 45 mph going back up.
I was spitting venom the whole way. That rake is going down the road, there will be a faster rake here next year mark my words!
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