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Thread starter aschumacher
Start date Aug 18, 2011

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vthomley

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Aug 22, 2011

I grew up unloading hay wagons that were filled from a kicker baler, didn't know any different. When we rented land several miles from home myself or my brother would be up in the hayrack sorta stacking to get as many bales as possible in each wagon. Seems we would get approx 200 bales in large H&S wagons.

Guess that was back when we "hayed"... Baling hay was the term we used.