Posted by Case Nutty 1660 on December 07, 2019 at 04:22:55 from (75.127.27.51):
In Reply to: Re: Hay, Case Nutty posted by 4520bw on December 06, 2019 at 18:12:29:
I always admired you folks who stacked it on a wagon then had to off load and restack in barns,, seemed like a whole lot of extra work to me where we can stack it outside here,, had to miserable HOT and Humid for you guys,, I was trying to think what my best day was stacking with the bale wagon seems like with the 1034 I had I had some 38 loads a day,, but that was stacking at the Farm and not when I was delivering to ranches north and south of my place I used to sell a couple hundred tons a year too,, the last wagon I had was a 1047 NH self-propelled,, it had the governor removed long before I got it,, and the speedo did not work,, I thought I was getting 45-55 at best on the road,, then a neighbor was behind me and followed me in where I was stacking at his neighbors place one day,, said I was 65 mph lol These days I use my 1948 DC and Duncan loader to load my gooseneck when I sell straw bales to the local Coop, works great for me and I actually Enjoy handling the bales alone this way,, I also throw then off tot he Coop hands and they stack them cnt
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