How to move Hay

[wild1slilfarm]

this is how we decided to move hay...

 

[boundarybunnyco]

somehow this just doesn't seem to work for me... maybe I need somethin' bigger than two chihuahuas?

 

[wild1slilfarm]

yea either that or a smaller bale and wagon

 

[Cindi Davis]

Thanks for the Hay !!!! LOL

 

[wild1slilfarm]

no problem, getting ready to take Porka and Molly to the gas station with the wagon to air up the tires, we'll 'Drive' by and wave<br /><br />__________ Sat Jun 02, 2012 5:24 pm __________<br /><br />ok we learned a very big lesson, so the tires were flat when we first had the dogs pull the cart, went great.
then we decided to air the tire up......with no brakes, I got ran over, the cart was to easy for them to move, now we have to find something with brakes....

 

[skysthelimit]

I really want a diggler dog scooter.

 

[Secuono]

Too light of a bale to use dogs. Maybe if it was a 100-150 bale. :/
I've thought of teaching my pony to pull, would help with moving feed and other random stuff.

 

[AnnClaire]

Put the boarder collie on the back end? :lol:

 

[Frosted Rabbits]

You need a good pulling harness that has a 'kick strap on it, then solid shafts connected to that harness. That way, when the dogs stop, the wagon stops, without the need for 'brakes."

http://www.wilczekwoodworks.com/harnesses.php

If you notice, the strap that runs behind the dog, prevents the shafts from moving forward-- thus stopping the cart---

 

[3mina]

I moved a fairly large amount of firewood this way one summer, my shepard x & I filled our wood shed.