NH 1012 Stack Wagon

A couple of things: You will need to have a way of setting the bales down on their sides for pickup. Balewagons like really tight uniform bales. If unloading inside, make sure you have enough height- in my 12 foot high pole shed, I had to make sure the top bales didn't hit a truss when hoisting up for unloading. I just positioned it between trusses, raised the load to almost vertical and then backed it in the rest of the way. It will take some practice to dump the load and keep it standing. I made a couple of braces out of 10 foot 4x4's to lean against the second from the top layer to hold the stack up until the next stack was against the first. I know that if you lean it back more, you shouldn't have to do it, but it does take practice. Using a "tie layer" does help some.
Good luck.

I use a larger 1034 and it is great way to do hay. The hydraulics take some mantenance, but nothing that difficult. They can also be heavy on the hitch.