Posted by Ken 46 on December 30, 2010 at 08:59:39 from (209.42.80.25):
In Reply to: Beaver slide? posted by JayinNY on December 30, 2010 at 06:58:16:
I was amazed when I worked in the Big Hole Valley in Montana one winter - We had always put up allfalfa with a baler - a few at that time with a Hesston stacker - The Big Hole had tractors with an extra axle and a grapple on the back. The extra axle and the rear tires had a set of tracks on them. The tracotrs wouild pick hay from the big stack and put it in a trailer. Then go thru the pasture and pick off the trailer and drop on the snow for the cattle. Being from Western Kansas that was a NEW deal - and also the 50 deg below zero- that winter was educational!!!!!!
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