Posted by Hay hay hay on December 19, 2018 at 12:26:52 from (75.88.177.152):
In Reply to: Baler Video posted by Bill VA on December 18, 2018 at 23:18:11:
Very nice video, thanks for sharing. You have really upgraded your equipment since you started posting on YT mag a few years ago. Everyone of us that makes horse Hay Uses a little different system. Kickers on balers And kicker wagons Are very rare in my area. I have never seen one on a baler that went through an auction, And I have seen hundreds of baler's auctioned off. Do you hand stack out of the wagon, Or do you leave it in the wagon and sell directly? Also I have never seen a kicker on a baler or a kicker wagon On Local Craigslist. It is very interesting how much Farming practices And brands Are regionalized.
What kind of a Hay storage shed did you end up building?
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