Posted by notjustair on July 21, 2019 at 07:18:49 from (98.188.112.49):
In Reply to: Bale loaders . posted by SVcummins on July 20, 2019 at 23:21:06:
The second is a DewEze bale monster made in Harper Kansas. There are still quite a few running around here. A guy that runs hay crews has three running at all times. He was just at my farm to run 2100 bales. They handle roughly 200 bales at a time (think school bus frame). The front handler brings the bales up the channel to the high school kids stacking at the back. When they get to the barn he has another ladder size extension for the front and can run it all in reverse to unload the wagon. They just have an in-line six under there but it takes two radiators to keep them cool. One is down at the engine the other is plumbed into it and is up top on the deck opposite the driver. It has a fan run by a hydraulic motor. Not sure what road speed is but it is like an old truck - four speed and a two speed rear.
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