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Re: Balers Round or Square
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Posted by Mark on June 22, 2001 at 07:55:38 from (199.152.129.97):
In Reply to: Balers Round or Square posted by AJZ on June 21, 2001 at 11:26:06:
Depends on whether you are talking about small round (AC) or big round. Sixth happiest day of my life (after wedding day and kid's birth)was to see the old roto baler leave and the new big round baler come. Small rounds seemed to exit the wagon at the worst times. The guy driving the baler wasn't the guy picking them up and he wound them big. Square bales stacked better than the small round. Both small bales required alot of manual labor. Like dealing with the big rounds even when they were picked up with a stabber on the pick-up and a come-along until we got the winch figured out. Go ahead and call me lazy, it doesn't hurt my feelings.
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