Posted by JK-NY on August 09, 2020 at 10:05:19 from (174.197.213.125):
In Reply to: I ain't smart posted by Grandpa love on August 09, 2020 at 04:10:50:
It looks like you deliver a lot of the hay from the field, and use your trailer to do it. I agree with the other posts that encourage pulling a wagon behind the baler , but that only would save work if you can deliver with the wagon. I know from your other posts that your fields are kind of spread out,so hauling with the trailer may be a necessity. Something else to look into would be a ground driven bale loader that is kind of like a small hay elevator that you could use to load the trailer and your helpers would only need to ride and stack the trailer. These bale loaders would be pretty old by now and might be hard to find. Using an accumulator behind the baler is another good idea mentioned here and maybe you could get a grapple for your loader tractor and load the trailer with the tractor. Good to hear everything is working well.
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