Posted by hayfarmer on April 20, 2015 at 08:49:43 from (66.189.222.234):
In Reply to: Running A Stackwagon? posted by Bryce Frazier on April 20, 2015 at 06:49:38:
There is a learning curve, but if you are used to driving, backing equipment you will catch on right away. If they put up that much hay they probably have some pretty late model bale wagons most of which have air conditioned cabs and computers to do loading functions. I learned to run a 1065 self propelled a few years back. After a couple runs it was a piece of cake, Bale quality does make a lot of difference. Most hay in our area is put up in 3 tie bales, the tighter and heavier the better. I use 2 tie bales for myt hay and they are sometimes not as tight as the 3 ties but still pick up well. I bought an old 1030 NH pull type wagon last year, a little more of a challenge but still not hard to run. Think you will enjoy it once you get the nack.
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