While I try not to do a one man band, I have before. In a sense the guy that works for me is. I used to dump in the driveway of a pole barn with a NH bale wagon. Hired a guy to come in at night and stack the hay into the side sheds. I could drop 5000 in the driveways before I had to go back and dump again. He'd usually stay a barn ahead of me.
After I sold the bale wagon, guy that works for me stacks the wagon behind the baler. Then the next morning he unloads and stacks the hay in the barn, just him. With my legs shot, I cant handle square bales any more. He usually gets 450 unloaded and into the barn before the dew has burned off enough to bale. Thats the way I used to do it before I got hurt and before I had a regular employee.
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