I figured someone else may have a property like mine. I just got 15 bales of hay and I need a new way to get it down the hill to the hay shed.
Right now I'm back to getting it done with the wheelbarrow and a bungee cord. I load on about 5 bales, strap the bungee cord, one hand on the wheelbarrow handle and one on the bungee cord, and usually make it down with no issues.
In 2019 I bought a hand cart, but it didn't have a hand brake. First time trying to do that down the hill was the last! Then I hooked it on the tractor, but it's a steep hill, so I had to go around the pasture and on the right bend, it all tipped over. So back to the wheelbarrow I went.
Anyone have a hill they have to get down without a truck and a better solution than a wheelbarrow?!
Here's a couple pictures, the white shed at the bottom is the hay shed. This was the last 3, normally I have 4 or 5 on it.
I am not yet at the point of getting a gator or similar ATV, but it's an option.
Right now I'm back to getting it done with the wheelbarrow and a bungee cord. I load on about 5 bales, strap the bungee cord, one hand on the wheelbarrow handle and one on the bungee cord, and usually make it down with no issues.
In 2019 I bought a hand cart, but it didn't have a hand brake. First time trying to do that down the hill was the last! Then I hooked it on the tractor, but it's a steep hill, so I had to go around the pasture and on the right bend, it all tipped over. So back to the wheelbarrow I went.
Anyone have a hill they have to get down without a truck and a better solution than a wheelbarrow?!
Here's a couple pictures, the white shed at the bottom is the hay shed. This was the last 3, normally I have 4 or 5 on it.
I am not yet at the point of getting a gator or similar ATV, but it's an option.