Posted by gotmyfarm! on August 13, 2019 at 12:43:06 from (184.100.69.20):
In Reply to: Guess what happened posted by gotmyfarm! on August 12, 2019 at 17:08:09:
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If I felt qualified, I might advertise to fix balers. I only fixed one so far and have never even seen another baler up close and what differences there may be. I would guess they are all very similar, those old balers, all makes and models. I would need more experience to feel like I could confidently go to any baler and be able to fix it right away.
No major work on this one today. He was just missing (somehow got broken off) the trip dog lever and he didn't know where it broke from and how to trip the baler without it. I showed him how to trip it without the lever and where the lever used to be. He knows how to weld so is a really easy fix to weld on a tiny lever. It was fun to meet a nice neighbor for a change and see his cows AND the best (or worst) part is he told me who the other neighbor over there is that has Brown Swiss cows and said he'd probably be happy to show them to me. Wellllll, the old guy offered to GIVE ME a month old brown swiss male cow. Says I can think it over and let him know this weekend. I didn't want a boy cow, just maybe a couple girls, but he is so so so cute. I'm not really mentally ready for another large animal but it is so tempting. Really nice herd, too, that he comes from. Swiss are hard to find. hmmm
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