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Re: Baling hay pics
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Posted by Joe-Bob/IN on June 04, 2006 at 05:39:47 from (66.228.102.29):
In Reply to: Re: Baling hay pics posted by bradk on June 02, 2006 at 20:08:22:
I can live with "around 200"! We have a dozen wagons, most are 9' wide and a few the neighbor sold us are 8'. The ones we built are 20' and one is 22'. They hold 36 bales on a layer and 39 respectively. Normaly 6 layers high so you can get 216 minus 2 or 3 off the tie on top and 234 minus a few. Go to 7 layers and 250 or 270! All you really want on even tandem axle gears! Nice pics by the way.
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