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Allan In NE

06-20-2007 17:31:53

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Idiot cubes. Yeah, and I was the idiot.

Informed Management one more stunt like that and we'd take another run at that divorce court. :>)

Allan

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IaGary

06-21-2007 05:06:16

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to Allan In NE, 06-20-2007 17:31:53

Allan, Allan, Allan

Get in out of the sun!

You've been out there to long and your going loopy.

Cause there is no way I just saw a load of squares on your trailer unless your losing it.

Have you been to the Doc yet for your condition?

Gary

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Allan In NE

06-21-2007 05:16:47

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to IaGary, 06-21-2007 05:06:16

Okay, think you are right.

I'll try to get in to see him just as soon as I get this remaining 80 ton of our own hay hauled in. :>)

Allan

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IaGary

06-21-2007 05:34:51

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to Allan In NE, 06-21-2007 05:16:47

Sounds like you getting a decent amount of winter feed out there.

I thought I was gonna be OK but know I'm worried again.

Gonna cut and bale the oats to help replace my brothers hay. He is way short now. Lost his carry over and all of first cutting.

Hay is a little short to begin with around here.

Gary

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Allan In NE

06-21-2007 05:38:21

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to IaGary, 06-21-2007 05:34:51

You're a good man Charlie Brown. Just a darned good man.

Allan

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TGIN

06-21-2007 02:19:10

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to Allan In NE, 06-20-2007 17:31:53

Managment will have ya lookin for decals for a freshly painted NH 268 next April !

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730virgil

06-20-2007 20:33:51

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to Allan In NE, 06-20-2007 17:31:53

i put some of them in my barn. about half of what i want in there. they are nicer to mess with when it's muddy or snow knee deep on tall kid. he is 6'8" so his knee is along way from the ground.

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Steven@ND

06-20-2007 20:13:42

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to Allan In NE, 06-20-2007 17:31:53

Like I've always said, there's a reason they call them idiot cubes!

Having said that, someday I hope to make a bunch of those to sell... my retirement plan is to have a small piece of land out here in the middle of nowhere, ND and cut and bale hay. That's about 25 years off, though... LOL

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Dutchman

06-20-2007 19:55:28

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to Allan In NE, 06-20-2007 17:31:53

Allen, You know you can lay them in a row and put them in a BIG round bale !!!! mv

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Pete in MD

06-20-2007 19:35:40

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to Allan In NE, 06-20-2007 17:31:53

Hey Allan,

Don't get all worked up in a lather. It ain't worth it.

Take a couple of deep breaths, a double bourbon, and relax. You'll get over it in short order.

Pete

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Broomstacker

06-20-2007 18:04:13

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to Allan In NE, 06-20-2007 17:31:53

Now, Allen, no problem. Those cubes are like grandkids; wrestling with 'em will keep you young!

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Allan In NE

06-20-2007 17:32:41

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to Allan In NE, 06-20-2007 17:31:53

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Don-Wi

06-20-2007 23:54:49

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to Allan In NE, 06-20-2007 17:32:41

Come on now Allan- I think we've already put that many bales in the pickup! That's just a baby load, you coulda put another 3-4 layers on there fer sure!!

Heres a real train of hay, somewhere around 350 bales on 2 wagons... third party image

And don't forget this one, would have had more but the dew started to set so I couldn't get the full load... was shooting for somewhere around 220 fully loaded...

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Donovan from Wisconsin

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Allan In NE

06-21-2007 08:10:12

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to Don-Wi, 06-20-2007 23:54:49

Like they say down south: You just ain't right. LOL!

Allan

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Ken Macfarlane

06-21-2007 06:02:10

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to Don-Wi, 06-20-2007 23:54:49

9 tier is the most I've put on a half ton, the rims were about an inch from the ground. Was 90+ bales.

Biggest wagon I've seen was 12 tiers, was dumb as it wouldn't fit under the power lines so we had to unstack it. It had front and back racks so could be loaded high.

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Don-Wi

06-21-2007 08:58:02

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Re: Speakin' Of Stupidity in reply to Ken Macfarlane, 06-21-2007 06:02:10

9 high is the absolute max we'll ever go, but that's only if theres a cute girl in the tracotr seat now a days.... trouble is I ussually do have a cute girl driving, I just don't have to impress her anymore...

6 high is plenty for me, much more on top and you really don't gain much on the top couple layers.

Donovan from Wisconsin

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