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GoWyo
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Took some doing to get the straps over the top and in the middle of every bale.
dcarp
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Any hay is better than no hay. But those bales are very soft. Time to up the density on his baler or buy a new one.
Not my baler but it is wild hay and the bales do weigh 950 lbs. Not bad for 4x5 bales.
farmerjan
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I am assuming the bales were 2 wide on the trailer??? So 58 rolls?? That was a load and then some... IMPRESSED..... I think that 950 lbs on those bales is just fine... And yes, any decent hay is better than no hay or really terrible hay even if some bales are not as tight as they might could have been. Looks just fine to me !!!!
kenny thomas
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Since you were hauling anyway why not load it instead of driving around half loaded.
Silver
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They will look great rolled out on snow covered frozen ground.
Jeanne - Simme Valley
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Crap - that's a LOAD. Now, I'm not the most knowledgeable on here about hauling - BUT - isn't that a flatbed trailer hooked to a truck?? How the he!! did he TURN???
53 ft single drop trailer with 6 ft extension on the back. Turn with steering wheel in cab!
kenny thomas
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See only 1 roll per ft of trailer. Lol53 ft single drop trailer with 6 ft extension on the back. Turn with steering wheel in cab!
wbvs58
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Just be careful on the corners.
Ken
Ken
Silver
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I'm mostly impressed that he had straps long enough to go over the top row.
There may have been a chain or three involved……
kenny thomas
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Want me to bring a Dodge up there to pull it with so you can load a full load. Be there in May after the cold weather is gone.
But I already have one, just fly up and you can drive it!
