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Re: Dug, take a peek at this
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Posted by Allan in NE on November 29, 2004 at 02:54:47 from (64.187.91.47):
In Reply to: Re: Dug, take a peek at this posted by Dug on November 28, 2004 at 18:25:58:
Hi Dug, Yeah, they think we is crazy don't they? :>) I'm going by my old memory, which has certainly let me down in the past that's for sure, but with the big 10 x 14 hay basket, I think it was 4500 lbs and 27' to the tip of the teeth. Hope that's right anyway. I know that you just don't use a narrow front end under 'em because they will get to swayin' when they are way up there; we also bolted braces across the back upper corners to keep it steady kinda like so: / \. T one time, it was very common around here to see haystacks that were far larger than a lot of the barns. Allan
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