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We're going to learn all about it today.
Come on, let's go.
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Oh, hey, my friends.
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Oh, really?
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It's Hay.
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It's me, Any Man How.
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I hope you're doing absolutely awesome
today.
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We're here at Williamson Hay Farm in
King Street, South Carolina.
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I'm going to be learning all about...
Hey, where it comes from, what it's for,
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and how to collect it.
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It's going to be a great day.
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Well, hey, come on. Let's go.
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All right.
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Here we go.
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Take your purse.
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Seatbelt.
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There we go.
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Got it.
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Let's tighten it up.
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Let's see here.
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Oh, perfect.
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Got that on.
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Oh, we need to turn on our hay baler.
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Oh, there it is. Oh,
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it's working great. Okay, let's go.
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Clutch in.
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Got all kinds of really cool stuff in
here.
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Get our clutch in. We need to put it in
that first gear.
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And we're off.
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Oh, yeah, here we go.
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Oh, this is going to be so much fun.
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Whoa. Oh, yes, this is great.
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We've got a big day of hay baling ahead
of us.
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Let's do this.
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Oh, wow.
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You see that?
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That is a wheel rake.
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And it is taking the cut hay and it's
making it into rows.
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And the rakes are in the V shape.
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They spin really fast and they pull the
hay together.
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Awesome job.
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We're doing such a great job.
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You can see them all over there. Look at
all of the bales over there.
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Oh, yeah.
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This is great.
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This is it.
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This is the hay baler. Oh, wait.
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This is just the tractor.
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But it's actually attached to it. Come
here.
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Look.
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This is the hay baler. This is a round
hay baler.
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Let's see. You've got square hay bales.
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And you've got round hay bales.
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And this is what makes those gigantic
round bales of hay.
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Oh, check this out.
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So it's operated on a hydraulic.
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And this awesome drive shaft.
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Look.
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There's the drive shaft.
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Yep. We've got all our hydraulic hoses.
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It's connected to this amazing piece of
machinery.
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So this is how it works.
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Down here. Come on.
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We even got hay down here.
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This is called the throat. It's like a
gigantic mouth.
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And you see?
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There's pickup teeth.
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You see those?
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mouth, throat, and teeth. That's pretty
awesome.
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So those pickup teeth, they rotate
around and round and round and round.
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that's what picks up the hay.
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And it sends it straight up into this
gigantic compartment that's called the
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hay chamber.
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And what happens is the hay goes all the
way in there and it starts to form a
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big round cylinder bale of hay.
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Maybe we should open up.
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Check out the inside.
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Yeah? Come on.
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All right, here we go.
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We'll crawl up here, open our door.
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Okay.
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Let's see.
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All right.
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We've got to twist this.
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Oh, there we go. Okay.
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So we've got that part.
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And now let's open it.
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Oh, look.
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It's opening up.
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It's opening. Can you see?
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We've got to be really careful. You can
see all of the pickup teeth that are
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spinning.
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And then it spins right up into here.
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Look at all these different belts that
spin together.
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And that's what creates the big round
belt.
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Look. See them?
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Let's see. There's one.
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There's two.
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There's three.
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Four. Five.
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Six gigantic belts that are spinning
around to create that round cylinder
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And you know, they get up to five feet
tall, four feet wide.
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That's a big bale of hay.
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And whenever it finishes, there's an
alarm that goes off in the cab.
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And then it's time for the net wrap. You
have to wrap the bale of hay in a net
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wrap.
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Come check this out.
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It's right here underneath this latch.
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Oh, look.
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It's the net wrap.
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And this is what we use to wrap the bale
of hay once it's finished inside the
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chamber. Can you see it?
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It kind of looks like a net right there.
Oh, we got one for extra just in case
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we need it.
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We do have a lot of hay we've got to
bale today.
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Oh, and so once it's finished wrapping
with the net wrap and it's all done,
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there's an alarm that goes off in the
cab to let you know you need to eject
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So you have to open it up and the finish
bell rolls right out.
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You close it back and you keep on going.
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Oh, wow.
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Isn't this awesome?
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I totally cannot wait to see this in
action.
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Come on. Let's go.
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This is awesome.
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It's got so many different things in
here.
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All kinds of cool technology, like our
screen here.
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This is telling us how much hay is
actually in the chamber.
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Yep. So as we go, it collects it.
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That's what it's doing now.
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It's collecting it. Oh, yep. And then
whenever we're full, it's going to let
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know. That way we can wrap it with the
net wrap.
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And then we can eject it.
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Oh, wow.
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This is great.
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Oh, thank goodness.
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It's got air conditioner in here.
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Because it is a little warm outside
today.
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Oh, what if it's got a radio?
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Oh, look. It does.
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Oh, yeah.
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I could get used to this.
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Keep on going.
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Straddle this hay.
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It's working great.
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Oh, yeah.
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Here we go.
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Wow. This is a big field.
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This is going to take a long day.
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Well, thank goodness we've got a hay
baler to help us out.
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Oh, yeah.
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Did you hear it?
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There's the alarm.
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It says it's almost full.
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Oh, and look.
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It's telling us to eject it. Okay, so
here we go.
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Slow down and let's open it up.
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Oh, wow.
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There it goes.
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Did you see it?
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Now. We're going to close it back and
continue on.
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Wow, that was amazing.
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That was our first bale of hay.
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Wow, this is so awesome. This is so much
fun.
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Oh, wow.
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Look at this, my friends.
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This is a hay field.
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Doesn't this look awesome?
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Oh, and look.
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Look at it right here, and it looks kind
of like grass.
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Oh, yeah. Oh, you know, the Williamson
Hay Farm has been in business for over
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years, and they have over 100 acres full
of hay.
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Now, this field right here, this field.
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It's got about four to five in a week,
and it'll be fully mature.
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And then they can harvest it.
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You know, hay is really important
because we use it to feed all kinds of
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animals, like horses and cows and even
goats.
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When here at this farm, they produce 1
,000 round bales of hay and 2
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,500 square bales of hay.
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That's a lot of hay.
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Maybe we should check out the bales.
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Come on. Let's go.
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Whoa.
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Oh, wow. Look.
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These are the bales.
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We've got a square bale. See?
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It's in the shape of a square.
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And we've got one of these.
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It's a gigantic round bale. Check that
out.
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Oh, you know, 16 of these, 16 of these
squares can fit.
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into this one gigantic bale.
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So these weigh 50 pounds.
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So those weighing 50 pounds, these
gigantic round bales, they can weigh up
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800 to 900 pounds.
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That's a lot of hay.
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Oh, wow.
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Check it out. Look.
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It's the finished product.
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It's a gigantic rolled bale of hay.
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Oh, yeah. This is great. Look at it.
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It's five feet tall, four feet wide.
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This is going to make a lot of horses
happy.
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Oh, yeah. So now we've just got to get
it in the shed.
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We've got to put it in the shed to
protect it. Got to keep it from rain and
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moisture. Yep.
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You know, this being the last one, we're
getting to use a really awesome piece
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of machinery to move these bales. Check
it out.
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Look what this is.
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It's a gravel tractor.
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And it's got this gigantic gravel on the
front.
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So come on, let's get to it and move
this last bale of hay.
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All right, here we go.
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Oh, yeah. Here we go.
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Seatbelt first.
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There we go.
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Woo! God, I love the air conditioner.
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Okay, so let's get this in gear.
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Here we go.
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Let's go.
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So what we're going to do is we've got
to position the gravel right over the
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of the bale, right into the center of
it, like right there.
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Perfect. All right. Now we get to use
our joystick.
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We're going to lower it down right on
the top of it.
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Just like that. A little bit higher
there.
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Let's see.
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Oh, and right there. Okay. And now we
get to close the grapple.
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Just like that.
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Perfect. All right. So we're going to
lift it up just like that.
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And then we're going to tilt the
grapple.
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Because this is how we're going to stack
it.
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Just like that.
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All right, here we go.
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Back up.
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And let's take it to the shed.
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Oh, yes.
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This has been such an absolutely awesome
day today.
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But finally, we got the last veil.
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Here we go.
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Right into the shed we go.
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Isn't this awesome?
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This tractor makes it so easy to move
these bales of hay.
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And not only that, but it helps us stack
them.
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Check out all these stacks.
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All right. So nice and easy.
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Nice and easy.
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All right. Right there. There we go.
Perfect.
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All right. Now we've got the lower.
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We might need to pull up just a little
bit. Right there. Perfect.
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Perfect.
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Check it out.
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Let me get the loose gravel.
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Lift it up.
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And then we can back out.
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Shake that out.
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How easy and awesome.
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That was great.
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All done.
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And wow.
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Look. Look at all of these bales of hay
we collected today.
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Wow, that's a lot.
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Well, at least there's going to be a lot
of happy farm animals.
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Oh, yeah.
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You know, we've had such an awesome day
today. Yep.
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Learning all about this hay, like how
it's grown, how it's collected.
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and how it's stored.
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Oh, and we got to use some really
awesome equipment to get the job done
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Like the hay baler.
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The best part is seeing the bales
ejected out of the back of the baler.
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favorite part.
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Oh, and then we got to use this piece of
machinery, the gravel tractor.
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It's awesome.
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It's really good for helping us move the
bales from place to place, even helping
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us stack them in the shed.
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It's been great.
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Oh, so we've got to give a big thank you
to Williamson Hay Farms here in King
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Street, South Carolina, for letting us
come have some fun and play with their
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hay.
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It's been an awesome day. Well, thanks
for watching Any Man How.
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We'll see you later.
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Because we're awesome, awesome, awesome,
awesome, awesome.
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Yeah, we're awesome, awesome, awesome.
Yes, we are.
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And we're smart and we're cute. We're
even awesome when we toot. Excuse me.
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We're awesome, awesome, awesome,
awesome, awesome.
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We
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can
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learn. We can play. We can have an
awesome day. Yeah.
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Awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome We'll
have fun, me and you Being awesome's
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what we do Cause we're awesome We're
awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome
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The handyman's out driving tractors in
the field. This tractor master every day
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he's getting faster.
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Handyman's out driving tractors. The
handyman's out driving tractors in the
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field. This tractor master every day
he's getting faster.
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Handyman's out driving tractors.
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It's come at last.
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We'll be a blast.
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It's time to cut that grass, y 'all.
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We'll take it slow.
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Don't you know?
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Now watch that tractor go.
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The handyman's out driving tractors in
the field. This tractor master every day
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he's getting faster. The handyman's out
driving tractors. The handyman's out
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driving tractors in the field. This
tractor master every day he's getting
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faster. The handyman's out driving
tractors.
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And this machine is such a dream.
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Cosmic can push and pull things.
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Look at the stuff we can pick up.
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This tractor is so tough, yeah.
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The handyman's out driving tractors in
the field. This tractor master, every
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he's getting faster. The handyman's out
driving tractors. The handyman's out
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driving tractors in the field. This
tractor master, every day he's getting
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faster. The handyman's out driving
tractors.
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Beautiful day for baling hay.
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The tractor leads the way.
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Cannot get stuck in the muck.
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The tractor brings us good luck. The
handyman's out driving tractors in the
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field. This tractor master every day
he's getting faster. The handyman's out
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driving tractors. The handyman's out
driving tractors in the field. This
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master every day he's getting faster.
The handyman's out driving tractors.
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