I was too tight to buy a skidloader during my livestock days so I pitched a lot of it by hand. Pitched it in and I pitched it back out. Did it until I was 45 or so and it kept me in shape. But I don"t ever want to go back to those days. Using the rock fork for a couple of weeks in the spring is enough. (anyone want to help? I have about a week"s worth left to do)
A couple of years ago I was at a threshing show that had quite a few separators lined up in a row, all running at the same time. Most of the guys pitching the bundles were so awkward at handling a fork I felt like jumping up there and giving them a lesson. Bundles were falling out of the forks and dropping to the ground before they made it to the feeder and some of the guys pitching were old farmers to boot.
Oh well, I guess knowing how to handle a fork isn"t one of those skills we need to brag about much.
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