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made hay on Father's day!
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Posted by LK on June 21, 2005 at 12:45:25 from (64.236.208.25):
With the great help of my neighbors, we got my hay in on
Sunday. Being Father's day, I got to do what I wanted- and
there is not much I'd rather be doing that working my fields
with antique farm machinery! My neighbor cut the hay last week. I raked it with a New
Holland rake and a 1950 John Deere AR. Then, I made a few
square bales with his New Holland baler, again pulled by
the AR. He baled the rest as round bales. Boy that old AR is a sweet machine! What a great relaxing
sound. I took the kids and even the wife for a ride on a few
passes with the rake. They all loved it. When pulling the baler, you can tell it is really working the
tractor, and it sounds like its gonna stall out, but it just
keeps chugging. Hopefully my JD B's will be running by the time we do this
next year and I can use my own tractors. Since my little farm is just for fun, and I spend my days in
an office, the opportunity to get out in the sun and do
actual farm work on the weekends is a welcome recreation
for me. I'm sure that if I had to do it to make a living, it
would be a different story!
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