Re: first try at large round bales

Posted by Tony in Mass. on June 30, 2011 at 19:43:50 from (71.233.164.20):

In Reply to: first try at large round bales posted by steve in wi on June 30, 2011 at 18:59:55:

Boy that's hard to figure. I had a Heston that after baling what seemed like 0% microwaved windrows, dusty, seed loss, leaves fluttering all off, hey the center of the @#$% bale was moldy. Every single one of them- so it seemed. Get a moisture meter somewhere, if the twist and pull seems dry, it might not be enough for this baler, seems there are tight starts,loose starts, holy cow huh? But you know, 100 degree heat in the windrow, packed like a bandage, I guess they will radiate- if not 'generate' heat. I wouldn't put any in the barn till you sort this out. People I knew who did put big rounds inside, didn't do it right away, more towards the end of summer. They might have a reason... you got them out of there? good.

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