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WyoDaveHay Stacks

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BobMo

10-07-2005 07:55:58




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Dave, I know what you say about storage is correct but as some of us are aware where you get 36" of rain fall anually this won't work. I do have some questions about your pictures though because the bale wagon in the picture is the same as mine and doesn't stack on edge as your stacks are made.
When the bales enter the bale shute with this wagon they are on edge, go onto the 1st table flat, the second table on edge and the wagon flat. Your stacks were probably made by a bale wagon but not this one. I also don't think this wagon has the ability to the ties shown in rows 5 & 7.
Really nice pictures though and I have enjoyed these scenes many time traveling through western states to Alberta.

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WyoDave

10-07-2005 08:11:28




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 Re: WyoDaveHay Stacks in reply to BobMo, 10-07-2005 07:55:58  
Well I know what you mean about differences in regions. That however is our balewagon and our stacks so I know that it made it. We use 1/4 turn chutes on our balers so the bales enter the baler standing on edge. Personally I never knew you could stack the other way and you probably never knew you could stack this way either. It also makes the tie and raincap layer just like in the picture.
David

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WyoDave

10-07-2005 08:15:02




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 Re: WyoDaveHay Stacks in reply to WyoDave, 10-07-2005 08:11:28  
After rereading your post I see that your bales stack the same way as ours. When you set the entire stack up in place they are than on edge. Or are you not setting the entire stack up in one piece?
David



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BobMo

10-07-2005 10:33:37




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 Re: WyoDaveHay Stacks in reply to WyoDave, 10-07-2005 08:15:02  
I use a 1/4-turn chute also so the bale is in the field on edge. It�s picked up by the bale wagon but turns in the bale chute and is delivered to the 1st table flat. It is the set on 2nd table on edge. As you know when the 2nd table is full it lifts onto the wagon. These are in the flat on the wagon and come off on edge as you describe. I must apologize for my pervious statement because my mind and fingers somehow became disconnected.
That being said my bale wagon sets behind the barn now in favor of an accumulator. In its case stacking flat is easier since the forks will not pick up bales on edge. Since I stack in a hay barn flat is the only way I can go with no manual labor. Good luck and I do like the pictures....

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WyoDave

10-08-2005 07:41:45




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 Re: WyoDaveHay Stacks in reply to BobMo, 10-07-2005 10:33:37  
Alright. That is how ours works as well. Also these bales are lifted with grapples in groups of 8 or 12 right onto semi trailers on edge just as they are stacked. The semis are stacked on edge as well so I know that with the right set up you could stack on edge without handling. One man can load a 20 ton semi load in about 2 hrs. However I'm sure what you have is working well for you so no point in changing.
David

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