Posted by DoubleR on November 26, 2017 at 06:36:16 from (198.105.230.175):
In Reply to: getting old posted by RusselAZ on November 25, 2017 at 20:56:20:
I did 40 eighty pound bags making a pad around a steer stuffer feeder a month ago. I figured I needed 35 sixty pound bags to do the job. When I priced it out at Home Depot I found I could buy a full pallet of eighty pound bags for the same price so I made it a little bigger. When the guy loaded the pallet he asked who was going to lift the bags as I looked a little old to be doing so. I thought What the Heck. Like you I used the Kubota to lift the pallet up to the mixer and never really had to lift the total weight of a bag. As we get older our experience has taught us to work a little wiser. I have learned to improvise to keep doing the things I do.
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