Haulin' hay

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That is really cool wish I would of that years ago. What is the car? My implants have gotten cloudy recently and do not see real well at the moment until laser surgery
 
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That is really cool wish I would of that years ago. What is the car? My implants have gotten cloudy recently and do not see real well at the moment until laser surgery
Gotta do what you gotta do I guess. The car looks to be a Camero in the 70's model
 
/ Haulin' hay #5  
I've heard of fast food delivery. This would be fast hay delivery.
 
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Slow hay.

I followed a line of cars going about 30, with this one leading. The speed limit is 50.
 
/ Haulin' hay #8  
My wife came home a couple of weeks ago with a bale of hay in the trunk of her brand new (less than 4 months old) Jetta TDI. She bought it about 4 miles down the road on her way home from work, figured she'd save the time over coming home to get the truck. It was clear that she saved no time at all..... it took her 20 minutes to vac the trunk clean. Lesson learned. I also learned a lesson. When someone does something like that, don't beat them up about it, because they are likely already beating themselves up, she was almost in tears after I gave she a little bit of crap about it. I'm not immune from stupidity from time to time...
 
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You need to be professional when hauling hay...:)
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50 bales, 2500 + trailer, isn' the corvette a not recommended for towing or 600 lb max car?
 
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Saw the same car (as in post 1) with a load of hay again this week, about a mile from the first photo location.

Bruce
 
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Saw the same car (as in post 1) with a load of hay again this week, about a mile from the first photo location.

Bruce

Been workin' out for him so far... why upgrade? Kinda looked like a Pontiac, though. Maybe heavier duty than a Camaro? :)

AKfish
 
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I hauled 10 bales on my 20 foot trailer for my brother in law yesterday and it was more load on the tongue than I wanted for sure, but I made it home ok. They just fit with 8 on the bottom (4 on each side) and then the last two stacked up on top at the rear to reduce my tongue weight a bit. Probably still more than the hitch was rated for though. He has a F250 diesel setting in his shop in storage that belongs to his daughter and her husband who have been in Japan for 2 years. I told him next time we can use that even though the license are expired, cant see them anyway with a trailer attached. Many years ago, in Louisiana, active military didn't have to renew their vehicle license or driving license, I don't know if that is true now though.
 
 
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