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In Reply to: Forecast!! posted by big tee on March 01, 2019 at 05:31:49:
The M on the baler was my first job, about all I could do was steer, could only reach one pedal at a time, clutch or brake. Steering an M was a hell of a job by itself for a young kid, had a brother stacking the wagon. Later I think we had one of the first New Holland kickers which stream lined things. We got a new side mount mower on another M with a conditioner pulled behind. Seamed like I mowed hay every morning, then raked the hay I mowed the day before. The big barn had a conveyor along the top and we'd just run the bales off that and worry about stacking them on a rainy day. Sounds like fun now, would have rather gone fishing at the time.
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