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Allan in NE

01-11-2005 16:30:26




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Hi Guys,

An ol' boy up in South Dakota took this picture of a nice old Farmhand hay head. Those were the days. :>)

Allan

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agrogers

01-11-2005 17:04:23




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 Re: Hay Basket in reply to Allan in NE, 01-11-2005 16:30:26  
Isn't it supposed to be snowing up there?!

I've never seen one of those before.



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Allan in NE

01-11-2005 17:10:33




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 Re: Hay Basket in reply to agrogers, 01-11-2005 17:04:23  
Hi Ag,

Now that you mention it, it is snowin'. :>)

Yep, these old things were a lot of work, but they were light years ahead of the darned small square bales.

Ever get your hydraulics figured out?

Allan



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agrogers

01-12-2005 08:14:43




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 Re: Hay Basket in reply to Allan in NE, 01-11-2005 17:10:33  
Just one of those things, haven't had the time to look at it. It's out in the shed right now, waiting for spring.

Once I find a chance, it's going to get new fluids and filters, and I'm going to try to get a friend to come turn her injection pump down a little.
Based on what I posted, I have reason to believe it's a clogged filter that isn't intalled right, since it drips a little around the cover plate.


It wasn't even autumn before I was tired of winter!

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Harley

01-11-2005 19:31:47




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 Re: Hay Basket in reply to Allan in NE, 01-11-2005 17:10:33  
Hey Allan, from 1970 to 1974 I used to haul freight for Farmland Industries, Co-op out of Omaha and on Thurs. and Fri. went as far west as Ainsworth and Valantine and used to see a lot of hay stacked that way out on 275 and 20. Get out there in the eastern sandhills and the farms are so far apart that everybody has their own tomcat,hahahahaha, Later, Harley. 58 here today, 62 tomorrow, enjoy.

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Allan in NE

01-11-2005 19:50:53




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 Re: Hay Basket in reply to Harley, 01-11-2005 19:31:47  
I hear ya,

If ya have a neighbor move in 100 miles away, it is really gettin' overcrowed. :>)

Winter just started and I'm sick of it! :>(

Allan



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steveormary

01-11-2005 20:23:54




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 Re: Hay Basket in reply to Allan in NE, 01-11-2005 19:50:53  
And then there was a grapple fork attachment you used to pull the hay out of the stack and onto a hay rack. We got smart after a few years and had someone with a stackmover bring the stacks into the yard.

Allan,thought you couldnt wait for winter to try your open air snowplow.

steveormary



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HMR

01-11-2005 20:39:46




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 Re: Hay Basket in reply to steveormary, 01-11-2005 20:23:54  
Mr Guitar Man,
In 1951 a brand new Farmhand was delivered to our SD farm. It didn't have the push-off attachment. As a boy I didn't realize that it was probably a lack of money that it didn't have it! Wooden teeth. A number of years later we put on all steel teeth and the long-coveted push-off. We thought we had the world by the tail. I can still hear our dad hollering up to me on top of the stack of prairie hay to "keep those edges out!" He deprecated little stacks as "chocolate drops!"
Best, HMR
BTW, I'm listening to The Flatlanders' newly discovered CD recorded live in Austin in June 1972. Jimmy Dale Gilmore does most of the singing. It's great!

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Allan in NE

01-12-2005 04:16:55




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 Re: Hay Basket in reply to HMR, 01-11-2005 20:39:46  
Hi HMR,

Aw yeah, we had one of those "X" braced Farmhands too early on and it was kind of a ritual every summer to keep the darned teeth in those old things.

My dad had it hung on the M and it was after blowing three tires on that single front end in one day, that he started buying the wide front ends. :>)

The day the new F-10 came with those three hydraulic controls and the big steel hay sweep, I remember thinkin' how utterly lucky we were in those days to have that kind of technology.

Boy! There were a lot of changes in 50 years. Then later on, I thought those NH 850 series balers were the absolute cat's meow.

Allan

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