1 Stack the bottom layer of hay bales on their sides, with cut end facing up. 2  This allows for better air circulation. 3  Stack the second layer of hay with their strings facing up, perpendicular to the first layer. 4  Alter the direction in which you stack the rest of the hay to prevent leaning.
Tool Belts and Pouches. Hand tool belts let you keep your hammer, pliers and accessories close by. There is no need to run back and forth to a toolbox. Forget about the lengthy trips to the truck storage box to fetch some of your smaller tools. If you keep them inside the tool belt, you can simply strap the belt around your waist and carry everything you need for the jobs on your person. Better still, you keep your hands free for the work ahead.
Before removing the old belt and the brush roll, take a look at how they are arranged in the vacuum and how they connect to each other. The belt on our Hoover WindTunnel (pictured below) is a flat vacuum belt type that is held between the motor shaft and the brush roller by its elastic tension. First, pull the brushroll out of the vacuum and slide it out of the belt loop. Then, remove the other end of the vacuum belt from the motor shaft. 3.