Posted by Bobl1958 on August 09, 2011 at 07:49:22 from (24.249.52.173):
In Reply to: Hay making Screw-UP!!! posted by Gilbert in IL. on August 08, 2011 at 20:52:19:
I guess I kinda got to laugh at the responses below of the Whiners who are trying to criticize you because they think you are whining. Pitiful. If you asked the guy to bale them light, that is exactly what he should have done. For all who trashed this guys tractor, or are telling him to get a bigger one, doll out some money and help him afford it. That was a pitiful excuse for a reply in my books. Were any of you smart enough to think that it is not just a matter of getting the bales off the field, but having to deal with it all winter every time one needs put out. The only thing I can see is like a couple of the more descent people said, maybe you can get a rear carrier to help. Of course, if you are RICH, then obviously, they cries of buying a bigger tractor would make sense, just to be able to put out some bales for the winter. I agree that what's done is done, but the guy still did the work for you and you owe him the money. Maybe there is some other hay close that he might bale lighter and trade you out so you don't have to fight it all winter. Long shot but just a thought. You guys who send out your smart a$$ answers, need to relax and think a little before you reply. My guess is you don't have, or have never had livestock to try to deal with in the winter, probably with a full time job to boot. Trashing the guy's tractor is pretty low. Bob
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