Here's what I do: (just finished three loads tonight) first bale goes to the rear of the wagon and put it down lengthwise in the exact center of the rack. Then two bales go on each side of that one bale crosswise. You now have one layer of 5 bales across the rear of the wagon. Next layer: first one lengthwise on the right side of the wagon, next four go cross wise and that will complete the second layer. Next layer: first bale goes lengthwise on the left side of the wagon, next four go crosswise to complete layer number three. Next layer: this one is the same as the beginning with one lengthwise in the center and two crosswise on either side. The fifth layer is a little different. The next four bales all go lengthwise on the stack across the top. This allows for a little pyramid action as the four lengthwise are just a tad narrower. The sixth and final layer is optional- four bales cross wise on top of the four that were just piled lengthwise. Using this method it is easy to put 100 bales on 8x14 wagons, and about 120 on 8x16 wagons. They don't fall off as they are all interlocked with each other.
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