Stacked some straw

SVcummins · Sep 8, 2020

Got one load stacked hopefully i can sell some of it . This sure beats chasing snot nosed kids around and paying 3 times what they are worth and then have them be good for about 3 hours every two weeks

paul · Sep 8, 2020

The only problem is horse owners and calf raisers drive the price of straw here.

They wouldn’t be interested in that size bale, so then there I’d be......

Paul

SVcummins · Sep 8, 2020

They are perfect pitchfork size and only weigh about 400 pounds so they are good for little tractors to

Absent Minded Farmer · Sep 8, 2020

Looks like good bales from my easy chair. :vD How's that 1000 working for you, now that the bugs are worked out? Is the long one on the bottom the first one out of the chamber?

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SVcummins · Sep 8, 2020

Thats one that got baled in the day light and it popped going to move it and put the good bsles on the bottom. It’s working great need to get 440 knot strength twine instead of the 340 thats in it so i can show dry material whos boss . I ran 115 psi in some green oat straw last year but it was as tough as grass hay

Brown Swiss · Sep 9, 2020

is that wheat or triticale? We have Amish here wanting smaller bales, might talk to the man in charge if they are wheat!

SVcummins · Sep 10, 2020

Be an awful long haul for 12 ton . This is wheat

Brown Swiss · Sep 10, 2020

yeah, that wouldn't even be a load, as for distance, heck I've picked up hay out your way and took it farther! lol

SVcummins · Sep 10, 2020

Wish i had 200 bales

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