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Re: Is square baleing seriously that hard?
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Posted by acmfmh on June 19, 2005 at 21:30:48 from (68.188.7.43):
In Reply to: Is square baleing seriously that hard? posted by Stephi on June 19, 2005 at 14:06:52:
My mother learned to bale over 20 years ago. She bales while the guys picked up the hay. My dad just doesn't like her to be in the field alone. Mostly for safety and if something needs fixed. She only shines the tractor seat. Any repairs, shear pins, or if the twine breaks we have to fix it. Mom told her daughters-in-law to never learn how. She said once you learn thats it. So they only drive the trucks. We even had to keep a MF135 since it is the only tractor she likes to run. She said get rid of it and I stop. I think she really wanted dad to get rid of it. I say it never hurts. Have fun and be careful.
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