Making meadow hay the old fashioned way

[@RobertKliethermes]

Really nice looking equipment you got there. Great to see older tractors taken care of and in use.

[@notschfarm]

Yep it's a beautiful sight, thanks for watching

[@kevinwallace4751]

Those M farmalls are beautiful. And still works everyday too i bet. Thanks for sharing

[@notschfarm]

Yep those tractors sure work hard

[@pinesedgefarm1155]

Some nice looking Farmall Hs! Lots of nice weather to make hay.

[@notschfarm]

Yep, need some rain now

[@pinesedgefarm1155]

@@notschfarm did you get any Sunday morning?

[@notschfarm]

@@pinesedgefarm1155 just enough to play connect the dots on the concrete

[@pinesedgefarm1155]

@@notschfarm same here!

[@user-br2bf1hl6n]

Really nice looking bales. Thanks for sharing the process. Best wishes, Deb

[@notschfarm]

Thanks for watching

[@MarkWYoung-ky4uc]

Looks like y'all had your own Red Power Round Up. Excellent work gentlemen!

[@notschfarm]

Thanks for watching, I was hoping the john deere video didn't scare you away 😂

[@MarkWYoung-ky4uc]

@@notschfarm Not at all. It's good to see those once in a while so you will appreciate Red Power even more. 😁

[@notschfarm]

That's a good reply 👍

[@patrickcreath217]

That's a lot of tractor to rake hay. My gdaddy raked hay with a Farmall A. Tractor's name was Kilroy.

[@notschfarm]

That's a good name for a tractor, I swear I've heard that name in history class or something

[@backachershomestead]

I have that same rake. Good thing they only made it with the tire on the inside for I believe 1 year. Mines not good looking. I think it was abused from new and left outside. Lol

[@notschfarm]

They are good rakes, thanks for watching