How the heck is going scratch his business when the hay starts to itch???Savage308
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How the heck is going scratch his business when the hay starts to itch???Savage308
I take it you never had a "real" roll in the hay.....A blanket is more inportant then a "RAINCOAT" .Quote:
Originally Posted by Savage308
ever thing he's got will be getting scratched..
Lol. My old man always asks why I am so adamant the hay loft at the farm doesent get tore down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
Memories. Luckily I didn't get any sort of itch from the experience.
Lucky you! I did. That damn chaff gets into everything. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by oaknut
I don't think she was too itchy either. First timer didn't make her stay long. HahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21
Have to be careful with that chaff. It's easily ignited. Lol
LOL i will admit i have bin pretty drunk on more then one occasion while doing hay, but have never bin that drunk LOL
Is that why all farmer's wind rows are so "wavey"Quote:
Originally Posted by fishy steve
That's a fun video but has to be a set up for fun. Those bale - making machines have huge sharp forks that would have killed that guy.
Yep. It would be safe to say that the machine had been gutted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharon
lol the guy that cuts our hay drinks pretty hard... last year when i was trying to rake the hay after he knocked it down, i felt like i was drunk, there wasnt a straight line to follow lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
never bin around the large square balers like that... (100 grand just not in our hobby farm budget lol) but the small balers also have a packer that packs the hay pretty tight...