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lupinfarm
Almost Self-Reliant
Hahaha... Blackbird, I am 5'10" and the whole bale goes in in one go. I'm a verrryyy strong person I can carry 3 of those darn bales at a time
Nope, I can hold two in one hand by the binder string, and one in the other. I worked at a large riding facility that serviced over 40 horses, so carrying 3 at once was an asset. I could carry 4 if I wanted, but it hurts my hands LOLBlackbird said:Three 60lb bales at once? Do you have three hands as well?
When I grow a third arm we'll have to compete.
It hasn't worked for you *yet*, you are just *hoping* it will (edited to clarify: meaning, come back in five years and tell us what's happened), which is why I am saying something *now*. Also, mostly, for others who are reading this thread.lupinfarm said:this is what works for me.
Anything without weebly thin lumber and detachable metal fasteners (i.e. no screws or nails) is a lot safer, IME. (Around horses, anything smaller than about 4x6, or a large wide 2" plank, is "weebly thin". 4x4s are kinda borderline.)I don't personally see how anything else store bought or DIY could be any safer.