Adaptive system to take up hay 

Even as my vision impairment gets worse over the years, utilizing this adaptive way of taking up hay, that we started many years ago, allows me to continue caring on our family tradition. Dad and I took up many thousand square bales over the past 25 years or so. Even though he is now gone, with this system, I can find others to help out. This makes taking up hay, while being legally blind, much easier and safer! 

[@jasonpilkington-xl1ts]

You amaze me Duck!

[@jasonbarber5643]

Thanks! I just do what I do! 2:03

[@raymondmysterious1555]

I see this all the time.....nobody uses hooks anymore. Can someone explain why...

[@jasonbarber5643]

What are you referring to as hooks? 1:52

[@raymondmysterious1555]

@@jasonbarber5643 When I was way younger I handled many a hay or straw bale (thousands) I would think. Anyway the farms here in upstate New York would use hay hooks. Like what Capt.Hook would have on but the ones we used would have a wooden handle about 5 or 6 inches long and 3/4 diameter. As the bales came off the baler we would use those hooks to snag and drag the bale to its proper spot on the wagon.