Posted by BB Hay on April 19, 2010 at 11:06:14 from (64.73.36.192):
Is there a difference in the direction of the stems in a bale produced from an inline baler (Hesston 4655) vs. a traditional (NH 316)? Currently we bale with a NH 316 and pick up with a 1049 balewagon. With the 316 the stems in the bale run parallel to the string side bale face.
The resulting stack created by the bale wagon places the bales on edge with the stems running vertically in the stack. If I switch to an inline baler will my stem direction change? Ultimately, will my stack now have the stem running horizontally?
I hope that I�m not confusing with my question. I�m thinking of making the switch to an inline but want the stems running vertically in my stacks for drying purposes.
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