Trucking some hay... Pics

Bruce from Can. · Jul 26, 2014

Made 179,4foot6inchx4foot bales on this farm,30 miles from home. Had about half presold, so doing some deliveres today. Almost half the hay hauled off now, looking for that last load. The deck of the truck is real slippery , so I have to be sure to get the bales strapped down tight .Bruce

old popper · Jul 26, 2014

Nice looking load. Drive careful!

samn40 · Jul 26, 2014

Just finished my second cut on Friday, Bruce....averaged just better than 8 bales per acre.....we are too dry here at present and the grass is seeding so we have to cut...plus I am heading out your way and I needed the grass harvested so I can get a 3rd cut!
Sam

Moline_guy · Jul 26, 2014

Looks like a good crop and nice machinery.

How is the kubota working out, any regrets, or wish you would of boughten one sooner? I have talked with a few who have them, it seems to be either love or hate.

jennifer408 · Jul 26, 2014

nice pics everyone, thanks for sharing.

Mike (WA) · Jul 27, 2014

Nice looking set up.

How do you keep the back bales in the bottom layer from rolling off the back when you put the upper layer on?

Bruce from Can. · Jul 27, 2014

On level ground , not much of a problem. But I do try to face the truck down hill.

Bruce from Can. · Jul 27, 2014

The Kubota is working well. It is a very nice cab to work in, much better visibility then my 5140CaseIH had, especially for loader work. The AC unit in the head liner obstructed your view when putting the bales on the second layer. Bruce

Trucking some hay... Pics

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