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Re: Why are throwers unpopular?
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Posted by Don-Wi on July 24, 2007 at 00:30:27 from (70.224.245.55):
In Reply to: Re: Why are throwers unpopular? posted by ohio on July 23, 2007 at 17:00:51:
We buy hay from a guy who pretty much makes all small squares with a kicker. He did just buy a round baler this year, a NH that can make a 4x up to 6' bale. We got one load this year that was last year's second crop, still in the wagon he baled it in. Talk about messed up bales!! Most were ok, but there were quite a few that had just turned into pretzels. Makes it hard to stack them good & tight in the barn that way, but the price is right so we just keep on buying from him. I think he's got atleast 40 kicker wagons by now, and he keeps on buying them up at auction, whenever the price is right. Donovan from Wisconsin
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