I can see how you would not want to remember that 56w having to handle the bales.
i guess I was lucky as I only handled bales basically when I fed cows and a little when I was small I drove Ford 8n while my dad loaded bales on trailer behind a nieghbor's baler that dad hired in early 50's . But when He bought our 55w he hired the truckers.
From the time I learned to judge hay for baling and operate the baler is was a pleasure .
I would service baler in afternoon have it set up in field and soon as dew started coming in evening I started . Was nice cool , nite , nobody to bother me and if all went well by time dew came in heavy , I went to bed , In morning I went to school and my Dad would bale as dew was coming off till it got to hot & dry and leaves began to shatter.
my last years baling ( 2000) was last , I had a 4440 cab & air a New holland and I would service in afternoon , carried nine rolls wire , shower and have dinner then go out when dew came run till about 2Am during early summer . Go home pull my coveralls off wash my hands go to bed , I would be clean as long as no problems .
Felt great to see 40 -80 acres of bales shadows from the moon behind me .
the 56w with the engine on it IMHO was a gorgeous looking baler in its time. Never got to run one we went from 55W to #71 then to NH's from there
tony