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![Hay Rack Hitch. Photo by Barbara Ellwood.](thb-lennypullingsled.jpg)
Hay Rack Hitch
When snow depths are minimal, Lennie relies on a two horse hitch. Even though it’s more work to harness them up I suspect Lennie prefers driving the four horse team.
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![Hay Rack Tool Bar. Photo by Barbara Ellwood.](thb-haysledwithtools.jpg)
Hay Rack Tool Bar
The well organized hay rack’s back end is a combination hardware shop, tack room and human hydration set up.
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![Monstrous Ice Pick. Photo by Barbara Ellwood.](thb-fencingpliers.jpg)
Monstrous Ice Pick
Beginning on the left side, there is a ring for the shovel Lennie is using, next a combination fencing tool which functions as a hammer, wire cutter and twister and then the Angus “ice pick”.
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![Harness and Fence Fixers. Photo by Barbara Ellwood.](thb-sledtools.jpg)
Harness and Fence Fixers
Next at the bottom center there is a loop of black wire for repairing harnesses, then rope to close gates, and at the bottom a loop of fencing wire for repairing the stack yard fences.
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![Ice Cold Drinking Water. Photo by Barbara Ellwood.](thb-sledtools2.jpg)
Ice Cold Drinking Water
Finally, at the right rear is a strip of leather for baled hay hooks, a fence stretcher, pitch forks and a jug of drinking water. If the lid and surface of the water freeze, Lennie bangs them on the side of the hay rack.
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![Lennie Campbell. Photo by Barbara Ellwood.](thb-lennyinbondurant.jpg)
Lennie Campbell
This is the last view you will get of Lennie until this spring when we start moving cows to mountain pastures. Nice going, they all made it!
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