Here's one for sale in this area in the link below, not that it'll do you much good. This is much like the ones we have, ten square bales. Four on the bottom row, then 3, then 2, then one on top. Ours drags and does not have wheels. Once the ten bales are in place, you trip the back of the platform and it tilts, the bottom 4 of the ten bales grip the ground and stay behind and stacked intact. Then we have a stook loader frame to pick them up and store them in a long row, we use a skid steer while some use a loader for the moving (but somewhat slower). This seller in this ad says his tilt platform is stuck, looks like he uses a hand lever to trip the platform, ours uses a foot pedal. The handrail is a good safety feature for guys that are over 75 .... ha! Just the edges of the four bottom bales touche the ground, plus the spaces at the bottom allow the loader frame to slip under easily. Oops, one binder photo snuck in there.
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