My day today. Got 45 800 lb bail’s rolled up today. My butt is dragging out my tracks. Best thing no break downs.
That’s a lot. How long will that last? Do you plant more once it’s all bail? Be safe out there and drink plenty of water
troyfrd1 wrote:
That’s a lot. How long will that last? Do you plant more once it’s all bail? Be safe out there and drink plenty of water
It will grow back with some rain. Need about that many more to get through the winter.
Wv mike wrote:
My day today. Got 45 800 lb bail’s rolled up today. My butt is dragging out my tracks. Best thing no break downs.
Jeeze Mike, I'm sweating reading your post. Be safe out there buddy, stay hydrated!
Send it out this way, hard to get….nephew paid 225 for a bale of weeds, nasty stuff. I’ve been trying to get decent big square bales for two months. Down to 22 for 50lbers, when you can get them.
Wow they have it stacked up in the fields here. They let it stay there and rot. I means around here it’s field after field. If I could load it up on a flatbed trailer and send it your way I would because here it just goes to waste. Even a guy who plants peanuts will bail the plants up after picking the peanuts and haul it out west
Wv mike wrote:
My day today. Got 45 800 lb bail’s rolled up today. My butt is dragging out my tracks. Best thing no break downs.
800lbs!!!! I didn't know they weighed that much. Now i guess you have to put them up somewhere. Go fishing tomorrow Mike, they will be there Wednesday.
plumbob wrote:
800lbs!!!! I didn't know they weighed that much. Now i guess you have to put them up somewhere. Go fishing tomorrow Mike, they will be there Wednesday.
Do you use the plastic sleeves a leave them I the fields?
Flytier wrote:
Do you use the plastic sleeves a leave them I the fields?
I always told kids that they were HUGE Marshmallows.
No plastic but do leave them in the field
Have some in the barn second cutting its better hay.
plumbob wrote:
800lbs!!!! I didn't know they weighed that much. Now i guess you have to put them up somewhere. Go fishing tomorrow Mike, they will be there Wednesday.
How much would you approximate something that large made of grass or whatever it is? You never loaded a tractor trailer or a pick up with hay? Many rolls are 1200lbs or so.
Wv mike wrote:
No plastic but do leave them in the field
Have some in the barn second cutting its better hay.
Longer days have more photosynthesis instead of longer nights that stretch the plant.
That is a lot of hay and a lot of work. I never made the big round bales I only did the small square bales and after a day of hay making I was always worn out.
dbed
Loc: POMME DE TERRE LAKE MISSOURI
Back in the early 90s I bought a load of alfalfa big round bales weighing 2400 lbs each came in on a semi unloading with my 560 farmall and loader loader swung sideways and broke my tractor almost in half had to sell it to the salvage yard
Wv mike wrote:
My day today. Got 45 800 lb bail’s rolled up today. My butt is dragging out my tracks. Best thing no break downs.
Mike everyone here is baking their second cutting. Weather has been perfect for growing so far. Some make small round bales some huge bales. Others make the truck bed size sq bales. 👍
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