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You live in a really nice area.

 

I can't quote prices but I've heard that hay has been cheap. @Lastkidpicked could be some help here.

 

I've been buying hay in the past between 130 and 160 a ton depending on quality and cutting. With 18 horses and a string of rope steers we go through quite a bit and I hate having to buy it.

 

Spaced out bundles of steel. Dunnage bulkhead added after tarps. It's not worth the time it takes to secure properly...

 

That looks like a nightmare. Similar to the one I refused. Nice to see how you strapped it. Someone had suggested it.

 

Yep that's how I do 'er. No problems whatsoever 400 miles down the road.

 

Happened 40 mins ago. I94 west just before rodgers

 

How the heck did that happen?

 

Dunno, based on the drag marks, tank was running center and the silver 4 wheeler was running hammer, musta merged into his tandems and got twisted sideways, the smoke hadn't cleared when i rolled up, i stopped in the right for a min to get traffic moving left

 

Can you imagine what was going through the drivers head especially the one in the car as he saw the tandems coming at him.