We never used kick balers to make hay when I was young, but I always enjoyed seeing them at work. When we made hay, one person would drive the tractor, scooping up the cut and raked hay into the baler, and then one person would stand on the wagon and stack the small bales. With a kick baler, you need a wagon that is like a cage that catches the bales after they are thrown high into the air. A dusty trail always follows the bales through their flight path.
My Dad never wanted to have a kick baler, because he thought you couldn't get as many bales onto a load, and also some of the bales are broken when you get back to unload them. This may be true, but seeing one of these ejection baler operations in person can create an unforgettable memory.
The painting is 18" x 24" image size and approximately 24" x 30" framed size.
The price includes framing and delivery. It will arrive to you ready to hang on your wall.
If you have any questions, please get in touch with me at:
kylemartinfineart@gmail.com
