Tomorrow will be a major hay making day for the donkeys and me.
If it works out I intend to make a running record of the day on video. Not non-stop, but catching each part.
If it works out I intend to make a running record of the day on video. Not non-stop, but catching each part.
I've moved the harness process so it's efficient and doesn't waste a bunch of steps. Waste motion is wasted energy and time. I already wanted to run a video of that. So.
When they pull a two wheeled cart it has no resistance to them going sideways. It's easier and less scary for a youngster than a four wheel wagon.
The DUV (Donkey Utility Vehicle) is 4 wheels, but it's undercut. They can get almost 90° to it.
The DUV (Donkey Utility Vehicle) is 4 wheels, but it's undercut. They can get almost 90° to it.
I'll be putting the hay sides on the work cart. I think I'll video that too.
The 4 wheel hay wagon I'm building was made to be pulled with an ATV. So its tongue only goes about 30° or so off straight.
Gasoline machinery wastes a huge amount of space compared to donks, but -
The 4 wheel hay wagon I'm building was made to be pulled with an ATV. So its tongue only goes about 30° or so off straight.
Gasoline machinery wastes a huge amount of space compared to donks, but -
I can't buy an undercut hay wagon, and at my age I really don't have time to make one either. This is a lot easier.
But I need to modify entrance and egress to the barnyard for the ungainly thing.
So, for now - the cart.
Suppertime.
But I need to modify entrance and egress to the barnyard for the ungainly thing.
So, for now - the cart.
Suppertime.
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