If you like twisted/crooked bales they are great. My uncle had three of them. I hated to go put hay in at his place. You spent half your time straightening bales so they would stack in the barn. They also are hard on the baler too. I get to replace a lot of spindles with them shoving sideways on the baler on turns. One guy has broken the right spindle three cutting in a row. Every time it is at the bottom of this real steep field that he has to bale up and down. He turns to the left which makes the out side spindle take the turning load. POP goes the weasel. LOL
I will take a good pan style kicker and thrower rack every time over those baskets. I have Gerry's welding racks and they will hold 175 bales easy each. If you really want to load them have someone ride and stack them flat. We do this on the last cutting. We use the hay off of the wagons. Then the wagons will hold 250 bales each.
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