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Baling Operation
1919
Men and a young boy standing on and near a powered hay press set up in a field. A large haystack is behind them, and hay bales are stacked on the left.
Men on Haystack with Hay Loader
July 14, 1909
Three men are posing on top of a large haystack. There is a hay loader on the stack on the right. A horse is standing just behind the haystack on the left.
Baling Operation
October 2, 1908
View towards four men using a horse-powered hay press. Three men are working with the hay press, and another man is standing on top of the large haystack. Bales of hay are stacked on the left.
Men Using Horse-Powered Hay Stacker
1905
View across field towards men using a hay-powered hay stacker. Adapted, mounted on jin-pole.
Man Using Horse-Powered Hay Stacker
July 6, 1905
Man using a horse-powered hay stacker in a field.
Horse-Powered Hay Stacker with Jin-Pole
July 6, 1905
Men are working a field with a horse-powered hay stacker, adapted, mounted on jin-pole.
