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greywynd

02-14-2005 21:43:42




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They do look a whole lot easier than doing it by hand. I'm surprised that I haven't seen at least some here in Ontario. I have a feeling that they are somewhat of an 'undiscovered' thing. Large rounds seem to be the flavour of choice for many farmers in this area. Large squares are sometimes seen, but not a lot. I have to wonder if it's because of the equipment sizes. We don't see much over the low hundred hp range, most farms have loader tractors from 65-85 hp. Now that some of the 'corporate' farms are going though, things seem to be getting bigger.

Someday will have to look into a bale wagon like these, once we get the hay land, and the hay equipment, and.....well, it'll happen.

Thanks again, Mark

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paul

02-15-2005 05:04:46




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 Re: Thanks for the info in reply to greywynd, 02-14-2005 21:43:42  
The NH wagons are pretty popular around southern MN. Most unload by tilting back & putting the stack on the ground, but some have the option to spit out one bale at a time to an elevator. They seem to be 3 sizes - about 66 bales, 99 bales, & 160 bales. More or less if I remember right.

You need to be fussy about bale size from what I hear. Need a baler that makes the same size bale no matter what.

They hit their stride in the 80's here, then the round balers took over. Not sure any new ones are sold, but still quite a few used moving around the area. Round bales can be stored outside, while big squares can't. So there are some big squares, but round is probably the most popular.

--->Paul

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