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Posted by Dave in NC on December 12, 1999 at 19:26:23 from (208.142.86.10):
In Reply to: Leaves, Leaves, Leaves... posted by Dan on December 10, 1999 at 17:20:58:
Sometimes over the past 20 years I have baled oak leaves in NC as well as pine needles in VA. Still a bunch of work, but could haul away more leaves at a time with my pickup truck. I cut the bale size down considerably--almost had equal sided cubes. Neighbor was tickled to get the bales of leaves for mulch on her garden! Leaves were so thick one time that I just pulled the baler across the yard, stopped, used a yard rake to push them into the baler pickup tines. DON'T do this with your hands alone and make sure the tractor brakes are locked. Damp leaves might pick up easier--and composting might be quicker. My .02 worth.
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