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Posted by Delbert on November 28, 2004 at 17:56:54 from (63.77.102.147):
Anyboby remmeber the old jayhawk stackers. They were made out of angle iron and had two wheels under them they mounted on the very front of the tractor kinda like a ball hitch and you would steer them much like a hay sweep. They operated mechnally by pulling a rope to make them go up and down they would put a large stack of hay in a short time. I was very young when i ran the one my Dad had we used it in front of an 8n ford. Maybe someone else has used them and can explain it better. These old sackers had a sweep very much like the farmhand loaders wood teeth and all. Oh yea they would put you up high also.
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