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Re: Way OT: The shocking truth!
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Posted by David from Kansas on November 23, 2004 at 12:47:52 from (63.91.16.241):
In Reply to: Way OT: The shocking truth! posted by Rauville on November 23, 2004 at 08:37:30:
When I was very young (7-8) I helped my father shock oats. I also drove the tractor when binding them. Since we had a bundle carrier on the binder, it seems like we would put two bundles in a shock. I don't recall putting bundles on top of the shocks. The limiting factor was usually the distance to the bundles. Later, during threshing, I drove a tractor on the wagons picking up the bundles. This all took place in central Kansas about 1950. Wish we had a camera and had taken pictures back then.
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