Posted by Don-Wi on July 08, 2013 at 14:30:24 from (66.87.6.81):
In Reply to: Don-wi posted by wijim on July 08, 2013 at 10:56:48:
sadly, no. 120 bales got 2.5 inches on them. Gonna pick them up and start feeding them right away. Maybe cut the strings and kick them around in the mow. We'll still use it one way or another. I had enough fun yesterday.
On or way to Madison the transmission in my wifes car started acting up. Probably gonna need to replace it. I did get paid last night for a custom job I did last week. $70 to mow and $1/ bale to drop them on the ground. Was a smaller peice and had to travel a ways so I needed to cover my travel time.
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