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<blockquote data-quote="dowcow" data-source="post: 7079039" data-attributes="member: 106876"><p>We baled some second cut hay at the end of June, and was pushed by the rain to bale a day earlier than I would have liked, or two days than what I would really have preferred. Picked it up onto trailers first thing next day as rain was starting to come down, and had been with the forage wagon until late the night before while a contractor baled the hay for us. Most the hay stayed on the trailers a couple of days while we finished the rest of the second cut, and when I got around to making a stack the bale spike was so hot by the time I finished it was too hot to touch. Stack has cooled off now, but a fair bit of steam came out the top and the cat bloody loved it as a place for a snooze on a wet and windy day. Making some more hay with some of the third cut this week too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dowcow, post: 7079039, member: 106876"] We baled some second cut hay at the end of June, and was pushed by the rain to bale a day earlier than I would have liked, or two days than what I would really have preferred. Picked it up onto trailers first thing next day as rain was starting to come down, and had been with the forage wagon until late the night before while a contractor baled the hay for us. Most the hay stayed on the trailers a couple of days while we finished the rest of the second cut, and when I got around to making a stack the bale spike was so hot by the time I finished it was too hot to touch. Stack has cooled off now, but a fair bit of steam came out the top and the cat bloody loved it as a place for a snooze on a wet and windy day. Making some more hay with some of the third cut this week too. [/QUOTE]
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