Overlander's old Photos

Thats a wild looking load of hay there

Paul

So are those tyres

Mrsmackpaul wrote:

Thats a wild looking load of hay there

Paul

I wonder how much of he lost going down the road??? Have seen better in the paddock!!

I’d hate to be the poor bugger that had to undo the ropes

Bluey

I reckon they might as well have a "Roadside Sale" , Because not much is going to travel a lot further. If it does continue down
the road and falls off in the path of oncoming traffic , how much trouble is the driver going to be in??
I was never a big time hay carter in earlier days but i would not have let that load out of the paddock.
Perhaps the grower may look for another baling contractor next year. Just my thoughts.

This load could be a bit like that when the tarp comes off:woohoo: :woohoo:

When I look more closely at the photo of the truck load of hay it loaded in what to is a unusual way

Some of the bales are on their edge and a tier or two up some are on the flat

Dunno, I'm sure was a good reasons for this, maybe two different balers, most brands had a baler that made a uncommon size bale, MF and IH called these contractor models I think

Paul