Re: Haying Pics

Posted by Ron in Nebr on November 26, 2004 at 17:57:52 from (65.172.143.194):

In Reply to: Re: Haying Pics posted by rustyfarmall on November 26, 2004 at 16:54:57:

Thanks Rusty- giving it a try here....
Usually when we had a "full crew" going there was 6 of us. Two mowers, one rake, two sweeps, and one guy on the stacker. One sweep would go ahead to where the next stack was going to be and "bunch" the hay, in other words sweep up the windrows and leave the bunches all in one central area close to where the stack was gonna be. Then, when that stack started, the other sweeper could keep pushing loads on the stacker as fast as the stacker could pull them up.
We hayed one year right accross the fence to a neighbor using one of those Heston "bread loaf" stackers, and we could put up two to his one.

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