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AC Roto Baler measurments

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rgprobert

09-06-2007 09:34:16




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I need to move an AC Rotobaler using a gooseneck trailer. Has anyone moved one of these before? How was this task accomplished? Anything removed prior to transport? Any current owners can tell me the width, length, height?




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rgprobert

09-07-2007 12:55:04




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 Re: AC Roto Baler measurments in reply to rgprobert, 09-06-2007 09:34:16  
Thanks to all for your replies!!



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IBorange in TX

09-06-2007 20:18:29




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 Re: AC Roto Baler measurments in reply to rgprobert, 09-06-2007 09:34:16  
I hauled 2 Roto balers on my GN trailer from IA to TX. Set them facing each other and took the wheels off of both of them. The hub on the left side hung off of the trailer bed, just put a red flag on it and brought them home. A lot of people looked at those balers while we stopped along the way. They could not believe that they made small round bales. I would not recommend hauling an All Crop combine, did that and it was a bear to load and haul. Too much wind resistance. Good Luck...

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ed19

09-06-2007 09:51:53




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 Re: AC Roto Baler measurments in reply to rgprobert, 09-06-2007 09:34:16  
I moved one on a car trailer. we set up a ramp next to the trailer and loaded it at an angle. nothing removed. then when we got it home just used a loader tractor and pulled it off the trailer. The baler was about a tire width wider than the trailer. Sure did get the looks wherever we stopped. It was around a 300 mile trip and the only problem was a alternator on the pickup.



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