Posted by kyhayman on August 08, 2011 at 21:05:10 from (99.196.32.59):
In Reply to: Hay making Screw-UP!!! posted by Gilbert in IL. on August 08, 2011 at 20:52:19:
Id not be too happy since youve got something thats going to be difficult to move but by them being bigger you are having to pay for significantly fewer bales. Stuff happens, I've had 6 inches of bale size creep sometime in the middle of July. Didnt realize it until I went to try and put two bales side by side in a 10 foot wide hole. Just wont fit. In my case its belt stretch. Should have caught it but didnt.
I will say this, if someone calls me that Ive rolled hay for and they ask me to be sure to cut my size back next time that the bales are a bit big, its no problem. If they call me b'in and griping about it I'll be nice but I'll make sure I never get around to doing their hay again. Anyone holding payment on me gets 30 days and a legal suit, period, so thats probably not a good road to travel. He rolled the hay for you, you got a lower price since their is more hay per bale, so your case will be hard to prove to a non farmer jury compared to his.
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