Posted by Billy NY on March 02, 2009 at 17:20:23 from (74.67.3.238):
In Reply to: OT. The haybarn posted by plow hand on March 02, 2009 at 15:08:45:
We had 2 big haybarns, the oldest was a drive through, 2 levels on one side, and an annex, with cow stantions, milking parlor, held quite a bit of hay.. same as most did, shot pigeons, made forts in the hay, etc., horses could come in 1/2way, neat layout, the hired help did put our JD 2010 up on the 2nd level one time after spreading manure in the field behind, no harm done, nice hole up their, I still don't understand how a tractor could end up in the loft, with the spreader hanging out.
The other barn was a hay barn too, but the bottom floor had garage doors installed and horse stalls, up the ladder to the loft or mow... the center was open, but there was a 3rd level 3/4 the way around, tongue and groove flooring, one end had the slide down door, for the loose hay, had a rail along the ridge beam, with a fork hanging up high, I could never get it down, kinda scary to stand under it. Had a rope from the belfry, could swing from one end of the 3rd level, to the other and jump into loose hay or make it back to where you started, was a lot of fun sometimes. High pitch roof, they sure seemed to be a bottomless pit when we loaded these with hay.
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