Thank you I appreciate that a you remember old school load at night hand stack and a turned up smoke n truck the scale was open 24-7 then you hand stacked in a barn, but no more your lucky to have a scale stay open till 11pm and a loader none of those guys want to work either or they have bankers hours it's funny cause it's pretty much all squeezes now no hay loaders i know one guy that has his hay loader tony rekirt but he moved to Arizona
@@stowaway475 we used a boom man out of el centro named walt manley. loaded alot out of holtvile area for el cajon hay co back in the day. stuffing dairy barns 25-30 rows high, whew!
@@stowaway475 i remember a guy who was always drunk and we called him slingshot, cause he would put one into the side of the load and one over the truck then one up to you. ha ha.
yep, that's the way I remember it. get-er done jesse
Thank you I appreciate that a you remember old school load at night hand stack and a turned up smoke n truck the scale was open 24-7 then you hand stacked in a barn, but no more your lucky to have a scale stay open till 11pm and a loader none of those guys want to work either or they have bankers hours it's funny cause it's pretty much all squeezes now no hay loaders i know one guy that has his hay loader tony rekirt but he moved to Arizona
@@stowaway475 we used a boom man out of el centro named walt manley. loaded alot out of holtvile area for el cajon hay co back in the day. stuffing dairy barns 25-30 rows high, whew!
@@RandyCollins-tw4or yup old school stuff rite their I use us tony Moreno he was in brawly
@@stowaway475 i remember a guy who was always drunk and we called him slingshot, cause he would put one into the side of the load and one over the truck then one up to you. ha ha.