Posted by Don-Wi on May 09, 2013 at 17:48:06 from (75.207.206.182):
We're getting bedding out of a barn, free for the taking, as it's being torn down. Since there's nothing but wet it seems, and it's gonna be cool this weekend, it should be a good time to get started on it.
Dad's estimating 8 loads in the barn, so I'm gonna say it's probably 10 after I looked at it. We set up a blower next to the barn and construct a chute to feed it in, and use the spout off our old Fox IF546 to blow it in the wagons. Works out really slick, as we only have to pitch it once. After the wagons are loaded we simply pull them home and unload them into our blower at home and blow it in the mow.
Hopefully Dad can get everything in place and set up tomorrow and Saturday so we can get something done when I'm back on Sunday.
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