Old school assistive technology 

Take a look at how we store our Haybale’s in our barn. We do this by incorporating some old school techniques. This was done many, many years ago by my uncle. Now, it has been passed along to me. Basically, the same principal, with just a few updates made! 

[@michaellamb2964]

Awesome video I’m sort of a old school guy myself 👍👍😎😎

[@robmiller2919]

We still ride the wagon too, not a fan of accumulators

[@tommartin8155]

The genius of the average man.

[@jasonbarber5643]

Thanks! Not sure about genius or not. However, are you referring to me, or my uncle who actually built the caddy system? 😉 but, I would agree, he’s definitely very smart when it comes to something like that. And, proud to know I was able to salvage it after all of these years, and get things back in operation!
Thanks for joining my channel. If you don’t mind me asking, where are you from? I love to see how far the reach goes. 3:14

[@tommartin8155]

Oxford NY. Just finished 500 squares just me and my wife.allmost 70 now. Need to find a few young guys.

[@jasonbarber5643]

Pretty cool to see and hear from people from other states. Never thought this video would get this much attention. 2:49

[@jasonbarber5643]

If it’s up there, like it is here, very hard to find anyone to help. Even young guys. This is why, several years ago, I decided to fix the system where me and my dad could basically do things ourselves. I actually have one of my video describing that! 4:24

[@paulborgmann6453]

Awesome video

[@jasonbarber5643]

Thanks a lot! Nothing special here. Just keeping it real! Not afraid of some good honest hard work. But, we do make attempts to make it as easy as possible. It can be a challenge, even with a vision disorder. But, we make it happen! 1:20

[@Onealfarm9967]

Duck you found your calling now who’s behind the camera?

[@jasonbarber5643]

It’s my good friend and neighbor, Michael Lamb. Same one who helped me haul hay! He loves doing all the stuff!