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A "standard" round bale of well-dried bermuda hay...
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<blockquote data-quote="Angus Cowman" data-source="post: 824340" data-attributes="member: 8829"><p>:bs: :bs: </p><p>Put that in your top 100 dumb things you have said this week </p><p></p><p>Most custom balers run 4x5 and 4x6 balers because that size bale is the easiest to handle for the customer and also the easiest to transport </p><p></p><p> and if the baler is a 4x5 the operator gets less $$$$ per bale to bale than an operator running a 5x5 baler </p><p></p><p>and their is NO way you can sit behind a computer and tell someone what a bale of hay will weigh based on the size of the bale because it depends on the crop, the moisture, the baler, the tightness of the bale and a few others things you apparently don't have a clue about </p><p>so it looks like YOU need to go back to school </p><p> if you notice the couple of guys on here that bale hay as a large part of their living never commented on what the bales would weigh</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Angus Cowman, post: 824340, member: 8829"] :bs: :bs: Put that in your top 100 dumb things you have said this week Most custom balers run 4x5 and 4x6 balers because that size bale is the easiest to handle for the customer and also the easiest to transport and if the baler is a 4x5 the operator gets less $$$$ per bale to bale than an operator running a 5x5 baler and their is NO way you can sit behind a computer and tell someone what a bale of hay will weigh based on the size of the bale because it depends on the crop, the moisture, the baler, the tightness of the bale and a few others things you apparently don't have a clue about so it looks like YOU need to go back to school if you notice the couple of guys on here that bale hay as a large part of their living never commented on what the bales would weigh [/QUOTE]
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