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Re: Did the 9N tractors have two options for Hydro
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Posted by Kathy Hyde on February 18, 2007 at 20:57:01 from (72.160.64.125):
In Reply to: Re: Did the 9N tractors have two options for Hydro posted by Michael Price on February 18, 2007 at 20:31:33:
Thanks Mikel Price for your creative way to get around my small tractor problem. I'll have to check into this bale dolly. Today we were stuck with two 1200# bales deposited down at my neighors because my driveway was too icy for the man to deliever. After sanding the driveway.. we pushed the bale up onto a trailer..pulled the trailer into the pasture..tipped them up with the tractor and put the feeder around it. I was starting to think handling 1500 small bales a year wasn't so bad. I'll have to look into this clever wheeled carrier.kat
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