Posted by Bruce from Can. on May 19, 2012 at 03:14:07 from (70.29.128.72):
In Reply to: Roto-Baling posted by tommy_harrell on May 18, 2012 at 18:58:38:
Looks good to me. My dad bought a Roto baler in1948, and baled hay with it till 1988. Always kept inside, and put new belts on in aroud 1986. Only baler he ever needed,and he would make 4-5000 balesever year. Dad wold just cut in the morning, then go and rake an earlier cut field and bale in the afternoon. We never picked up a bale till all the baling was done for the year. Then we would go at it when my brothers and I where home , 3 sometimes 4 of us and dad, two or three wagons, and you would be suprised at how fast you could clear off a field. I mostly worked in the mow, with Dad on the elavator, lots of fun and good memories. Mom always had a roast beef or pork noon meal for us with lots of pie, and late in the afternoon Dad would always come up with a few beers. My folks are long gone now and my brothers are in their 60's. I still farm, and have the Alis tucked away in a shed, should drag her out , won't count on my big brothers to come help , maybe with some of the beer drinking,Ha Ha. Bruce
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