It may not seem like that big of a deal. However, after using it last year while watching your step to avoid one of two holes, or hoping not to make a new hole, a solid, sturdy, and even pretty flatbed is a thing to rejoice over. This is a much used tool on GrassStain Farm. It is good to have it ready for work.
Too bad our bluegrass band isn't around; it'd make a great stage.
Grass Stain farm! I love that name!
ReplyDeleteMany years ago my ex-husband and I had a small farm in Ohio. We called it "Oleo Acres". It was one of the 'cheaper spreads'. Ah. Sigh.
Great haywagon!