Posted by flying belgian on June 16, 2018 at 17:22:31 from (216.114.249.51):
In Reply to: a quiet kid posted by fixerupper on June 16, 2018 at 14:54:30:
Yesterday I was helping neighbor put a load of hay up in his hay mow. He had his neighbor kid feeding the conveyor down below. 90+ temps. He had dumped a load of gravel by the conveyor so could not get wagon up close. That poor kid would throw 6 bales on ground then carry them 4 feet and set on conveyor. I told neighbor take tractor and loader and push that frickin gravel out of the way so you can get wagon up to conveyor. That kid is going to die before he ever gets that wagon empty. Neighbor didn't want to do that. I then said let's pull conveyor out of barn 4 ft. to wagon so he can set them right in conveyor without handling them again. Neighbor said then we will have to carry them 4 ft. farther up in barn to stack them. I don't care. Either do it or I'm going home. I'm not going to watch that kid suffer like that.
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