Posted by bill in colo on January 12, 2013 at 13:05:17 from (99.197.128.57):
In Reply to: West Coast hay balers posted by jeff outwest on January 12, 2013 at 05:19:09:
From visiting with farmer friends in California most hay is baled by custom operators. Many balers are set up with a Gooseneck hitch. and pulled by 1/2 ton pu's alot of it has to due with the fact that operator my travel up the 50 miles between fields most hay producers and user are very crankey about quality. I have a neighbor here that has a new Freeman SP baler in 14x18, power plant, cab, and hydraulics are the same as JD sprayers. This machine will handle about 6000 bales in ten hours.
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