Posted by Tyler Jackson on June 09, 2011 at 16:40:05 from (75.241.136.44):
In Reply to: Stacking hay posted by Devin Sparks on June 09, 2011 at 16:31:51:
If youre talking wagon we go with the 2 sideways next to eachother then oe longways in the middle then 2 more sideways for the first row. then alternate one long way on the far right then 4 sideways, then next row one long way to the far left then 4 sideways, then after 5 rows 4 longways on top for a tie. I know I just butchered explaining that lol. That way 98% of the time holds unless you hit a deep ditch and knock them out of whack.
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