I have seen a neighbor back two wagons behind a baler into his barn many times. He was not going up a ramp but he did it all of the time. His barn was wide inside the door. He would pull the loads up and back the one into the back on one side. Then he would get off the tractor once to pull the pin on the back wagon. He then would back that wagon in beside the first wagon. He only had the two kicker wagons. He would bale them full in the afternoon and then park them inside. The next morning he would pull them out while it was cooler and unload them. He would mow enought to fill the two wagons each day. He never hired anyone to help him put it hay. He would run 10-15 bales in to the loft an then go up and stack them. He would put in 5-6 thousand bales each year this way. He never wasted a step doing anything. He was in good shape health wise and watched his money too.
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