12 bales at a time...

[ALACOWMAN]

https://youtu.be/HwOgjxfAeaw

 

[M.Magis]

The most impressive part is everything holding up to those forces. That tractor rocked like a rocking horse when loaded. Thanks for sharing.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

Bet those tires were at full air capacity...

 

[Craig Miller]

It looks cool but I'm trying to think of why. Maybe if your hauling it straight to the barn with the tractor. You'd have to have a smaller tractor stacking bales together

 

[Silver]

I think I'll stick with my Farm King bale carrier.

 

[dun]

I want whoever can afford that to adopt me!

 

[Farm Fence Solutions]

You can drink way more beer if you haul them in two at a time.

 

[greybeard]

You can drink way more beer if you haul them in two at a time.

Reminds me of what my brother once told me (years ago) when we were unloading sacks of feed. I was carrying 2 at a time.
"That says lots about you brother..it's a lazy man that won't make 2 trips......

 

[Caustic Burno]

It looks cool but I'm trying to think of why. Marley if your hauling it straight to the barn with the tractor. You'd have to have a smaller tractor stacking bales together

I couldn't afford the seat replacement
if someone gave the rig to me.

 

[Rafter S]

How many hydraulic levers does that require?

 

[Farm Fence Solutions]

You can drink way more beer if you haul them in two at a time.

Reminds me of what my brother once told me (years ago) when we were unloading sacks of feed. I was carrying 2 at a time.
"That says lots about you brother..it's a lazy man that won't make 2 trips......

If I'd been drinking beer, it woulda come out my nose.

 

[ddd75]

How many hydraulic levers does that require?

looks like 4

 

[Jeanne - Simme Valley]

Hmmm - wouldn't work out here. Too much moisture. We have to keep space between sides of bales. Round edge cannot touch each other, or the whole bales will rot.
Awwww, dang it. Thought my custom hay guy might want to buy this!!! LOL

 

[ALACOWMAN]

Hmmm - wouldn't work out here. Too much moisture.
During the summer months too ??

 

[Jeanne - Simme Valley]

Hmmm - wouldn't work out here. Too much moisture.
During the summer months too ??

?? Don't know what you mean?
But, yes, we hardly have 3 full days of sunshine during the summer. Super difficult to put up dry hay/straw. If we set two bales side-by-side, the water follows the "round" of the bale & has no where to go except it soaks into the bales. If we set them tight end-to-end, then the water sheds off the bales (following the round).
No matter how much rain you got, all of it would end up IN the bale if they are touching round to round side.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

I'm talking during hay season,,that's gotta be rough making hay...do they make a lot of baleage there ...sound like the perfect place for it..

 

[Jeanne - Simme Valley]

Yup. Almost impossible to put 1st cutting dry.
"Most" farms in NY are dairy, and they put up haylage in silos & bunks & tubes.
The only dry hay we usually try to have made is 2nd cutting.
My custom hay guy was maybe the first in the state to get a wrapper (in-line).

 

[HDRider]

That would be fun on hills. Or in the mud.

 

[kenny thomas]

You can drink way more beer if you haul them in two at a time.

Reminds me of what my brother once told me (years ago) when we were unloading sacks of feed. I was carrying 2 at a time.
"That says lots about you brother..it's a lazy man that won't make 2 trips......

My grandpa called it a lazy mans load.

 

[dun]

Interesting but not as neat as this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HO-wTO7ice8