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Posted by Billy NY on July 04, 2007 at 16:31:12 from (64.12.116.14):
Dairy farmer from north of here came down and did 146 large squares, and another farmer did over 100 small rounds for the farmer whom I know and has a corn crop at our place. I helped out by gathering up the bales and loaded the truck, picture perfect weather, warm and dry, hay was well dryed, low moisture, hay looked good, most sold already. He's got another 40 acres that might get done. Still quite a bit of hay growing here, some of which may not get baled. Not a bad day, little hot, dusty and some diesel exhaust, (not sure why the MF did not have a stack) 12 hours of loading from the fields, lot of fun, nice scenic views reminds me of the photos from Wales. Ford/NH 8970 - Not sure of HP ? and a NH BB940
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