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PHOTO - English bale sledge.
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Posted by David in England on July 07, 2006 at 12:13:46 from (86.137.16.168):

Hi, This is typical of the small bale sledge used here to gather 8 bales together in a tight square formation ready to be picked up by a Flat 8 handler. A short time ago someone asked what these machines looked like & how they work. The bales come out of the baler and enter the 1st part of the sledge, they are moved around by spring loaded gates which direct the bales into the square formation. When all 8 are in there, the tailgate opens and the are ejected because they are being dragged along the ground. Cheers David
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