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ric1

01-29-2007 06:48:43




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i was wondering if the tractor powered bale wagons are really any good. i was kind of thinking about one for when i get older its hard to find help putting up square bales. could someone give me some info on these good and bad thanks `````````````RICK




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kyhayman

01-30-2007 18:42:20




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 Re: balewagon in reply to ric1, 01-29-2007 06:48:43  
I've used them for 10 years now. Great great machines. As others have said, tight bales, and patience to learn the machine (its unlike anything else I have used) plus a place to dump and you are all set. I've had a 1010, 1033, and 1034. By far and away the 3 bale wide models are what you need.

I'm putting mine on the market this spring, since I got hurt I dont think small squares are in the plan any more.

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Kanuck

01-29-2007 17:31:22




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 Re: balewagon in reply to ric1, 01-29-2007 06:48:43  
New Holland made and may still make a variety of pull type bale wagons. I picked up a very used NH 1002 model last spring for cheap. It isnt much to look at but it did a fine job. After using one my next future one would have more bale capacity and I would get one that stacks 3 bales wide as mine only stacks 56 bales 2 bales wide.



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Daulclan

02-05-2007 07:42:09




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 Re: balewagon in reply to Kanuck, 01-29-2007 17:31:22  
Being nosey, What is a 1002 or 1010 worth?



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Cliff Neubauer

01-29-2007 09:26:25




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 Re: balewagon in reply to ric1, 01-29-2007 06:48:43  
They can work very well depending on alot of factors. First off you need very consistant bales to work good, they need to be very close to the same length and weight of each other. The second thing is you need a shed at least 12' high (14' would be alot better for the bigger models) to stack in and they need to have a level base to dump on. The third thing is to really work well it works best if your storage shed is close to your hay ground or you will spend all your time driving up and down the road. The self propelled machines are higher capacity and have a higher road speed than most pull types but they are the same basic design.

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jhill52

01-29-2007 08:29:14




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 Re: balewagon in reply to ric1, 01-29-2007 06:48:43  
My cousin had one and it worked really well. Only problem is to get the most benefit you need a big shed you can in as a stack. He had an old barn and still needed help to put in the barn. He has gone to 4x4 rounds. Horse people in SEMi are srarting to buy those. Now he uses a skid steer to stack 3 high in his barn.



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