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Re: Hay stacker I never saw before.
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Posted by iowa_tire_guy on September 07, 2006 at 18:59:11 from (69.63.29.210):
In Reply to: Hay stacker I never saw before. posted by IaGary on September 07, 2006 at 18:33:55:
Sounds like a Haybuster stacker. I saw several of them being used when we were out there in July. I had forgotten about them until then. The end of the conveyer is an arm that has a roller on it. The arm is controlled by a hydralic cylinder. The cage is rotating and as the hay builds up to the arm and roller they pack the hay down to make a tight stack. Works good in Western Nebraska where they can store hay outside, but would be a failure in Iowa because shedding the stacks would be expensive. And that is about all I know about them.
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