Posted by rankrank1 on February 20, 2015 at 17:29:44 from (166.137.14.92):
In Reply to: Post your hay pictures! posted by Banditfarmer on February 20, 2015 at 10:00:28:
Banditfarmer said: (quoted from post at 19:00:28 02/20/15) I got to say that raking hay is one of my real loves in farming. Quiet peaceful very relaxing just rolling along all by yourself. Faint sent of diesel and the smell of good hay. It don't get much better than that. Bandit
I agree with your statement except for the faint smell of diesel as being a desirable thing. It is much more enjoyable when all you smell is the good hay smell.
My wife detests the smell of diesel with a passion. As well as my little Kubota diesel runs as it has only 1300 original hours the wife always complained about the smell of diesel when operating it (or any diesel on the family farm for that matter).
Put her on any of my old clunker gassers and nary a complaint from her. Gotta keep the free help happy. I like the gassers better too. If nothing else the big tires ride way way way smoother and absolutely no smell at all.
This post was edited by rankrank1 at 17:30:46 02/20/15.
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