Posted by gotmyfarm! on August 02, 2019 at 19:56:14 from (184.100.91.80):
In Reply to: Did the baler work? posted by gotmyfarm! on August 02, 2019 at 14:22:47:
Thanks for all the suggestions and comments. I read them all more than once. Too many to reply to individually. I'll keep in mind everything you've mentioned.
Since I didn't get the wagon in the barn, I put the baler in there. Now I can work on it in the shade tomorrow, or out of the rain, whichever.
Every single implement I buy and use, is a first for me. I always buy the manuals for all of them right away or else I would be lost. Wouldn't be able to do any of this. But I can only take in so much info in a day. I will read a manual and it is all so foreign, nothing really sinks in. I just get a rough idea. Things become clear after I'm working on it or mostly when I'm using it. All of these names for pieces and parts and what they do and where they are and how to get to them and all these tools needed and the sequence of doing things and understanding what affects what... and on and on... That's why sometimes I just try things out to see where they are. Like yesterday, I had worked all day on other parts of this old rusty baler and had to time it again and make sure needle was right and all these things, and it was getting dark and had to get this grass off the field today, so just tried it as far as I had gotten. If I would've stopped today when I saw it wasn't tying right, I would've had info overload and probably not got done those things that needed adjusting and missed my goal of getting the grass off the field. Know what I mean? I just sat on the ground and stared at the clouds tonight and cleared my head and took a much needed shower and will start fresh and not overwhelmed tomorrow , thanks to not trying to hurry and follow the manual and try to adjust everything in the hot sunny field (where my tools aren't), the parts that need adjusting. That would've been too much for today.
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