Posted by Mark Robke on October 20, 2015 at 13:02:22 from (98.19.76.70):
In Reply to: Stacking Round Bales posted by Suffolk1 on October 20, 2015 at 06:46:00:
I used to stack them on their round sides,but I started stacking them on their ends;they look just like rrlund's 1st pic where you see his loader.The benefits are better appearance for loading and selling,and I get more hay in with less wasted barn space.I only have a spear on my loader,but learned how to 'flip' them on edge(end) by dumping them off the spear as I go forward.It only took a little practice to get good at it,and my stack looks just like his.The only down side is one corner of the barn,the floor,(gravel over filter fabric and plastic),stays a little damp,and this messes up the bottom edge side.I even have a ditch outside that corner. As far as last years leftover hay,I just move to one corner and then stack it in front of this years hay. Mark
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