Defective hay wagons.

showcrop · Jul 31, 2017

Do you think that my buddy can get money back on 30 year old wagons. I was raking this afternoon and he was baling across the road. We have just finally come to an end of a 30 day rainy stretch and every square foot of hay ground in the county that was not done is now laid down. With all the rain the grass has grown very thick and tall. As I was raking I could see that he was filling a wagon every time and a half around. The wagons aren't holding the hay that they should!

wvfarmboy · Jul 31, 2017

verry interesting, why do you think the wagon wasnt holding enough hay?

Cory Schmidt · Jul 31, 2017

Oh he has that problem too....we are getting over 30 bales from a 1000 ft row and put 150 on a wagon(do the math). The barn is packed, have rounds scattered everywhere, and oh 30 acre of first crop(yeah we are about a month behind from rain in June into July) to drop yet....I haven't figured out how to stretch the hay storage yet. By word of mouth some is slowly selling, but every one has enough to last them, talk to some of the neighbors about renting "unused" barns...packed by others hay.

Adirondack case guy · Jul 31, 2017

Shi!! happens!!! Just have to go with the real flow, and not the" Progressive" Brunett with red lipstick wearing a white dress.
Loren

Bruce from Can. · Jul 31, 2017

cut higher, you will get less.

cool hand · Jul 31, 2017

Why, indeed! Someone has to pay dearly for this!

Philip d · Jul 31, 2017

Good problem to have haha

jon f mn · Jul 31, 2017

If the wagon is not holding enough hay it's
not the wagons fault, the stacker is just
too short..

Harold Hubbard · Aug 1, 2017

I have some of those wagons too. They don't unload themselves either.

Defective hay wagons.

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