Not bad hay at all. Yourr livestock will be enjoying it come winter time. Nice to see the whole family involved. Looks like you might be in Stevens County. Beautiful landscape in the background. Will be watching for more videos. Take care,
Part 2. Getting old. We kids started driving tractors at 9 years old, the weakest did the driving, once you some put muscle on you were promoted to heavier work. We did not have too much machinery, lot of horses though.
Wondering how did you make your Bale picker or even came up with the idea sure did some thinking do you have a video on that machine if you do what's the name of the video I would like to watch
I didn't make this unit. It's called a pop up bale loader. They were made in the 50s and 60s by a few manufacturers. They really work well and I'm happy to have one! 😁
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I am 80 years plus and this brings back memories.
Glad to see the kids on the wagon stacking hay. What great fun and they'll have awesome stories to tell years from now! Good job.
Not bad hay at all. Yourr livestock will be enjoying it come winter time. Nice to see the whole family involved.
Looks like you might be in Stevens County. Beautiful landscape in the background.
Will be watching for more videos. Take care,
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I have never seen that bale pickup- i could have used it 40 years ago, owell
Part 2. Getting old. We kids started driving tractors at 9 years old, the weakest did the driving, once you some put muscle on you were promoted to heavier work. We did not have too much machinery, lot of horses though.
Will that pop up do 3 twine as well or only 2 twine?
I've never tried 3 twine bales, but as long as the bale is the same shape, it should.
Wondering how did you make your Bale picker or even came up with the idea sure did some thinking do you have a video on that machine if you do what's the name of the video I would like to watch
I didn't make this unit. It's called a pop up bale loader. They were made in the 50s and 60s by a few manufacturers. They really work well and I'm happy to have one! 😁
Looks like a Kneib loader. I had a Henry which was similar but slanted towards the truck and ran a little further away.
Yes you are correct, it's a Kneib brand pop-up bale loader. The manufacturer placard was almost completely faded out, but I figured it out. Thank you!
LAUGHING!!!👈👈👈
YAHOOS.
NO HAYHOOKS,
AND A NEW, WAXED PICKUP...
LAUGHING!!!
That truck is almost 20 years old, and hasn't been washed in 2 years😆