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stacking rounds on top of each other end to end
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<blockquote data-quote="MasseyFerg" data-source="post: 955432" data-attributes="member: 16753"><p>i am talking about stacking the hay in a barn on top of each other on their ends not their sides. So far pdfangus has said that he used his pallet forks to stack them. What does everybody else use? I have saw videos of farmers sticking them in the side with dual spikes but wondered about tearing up the net wrap or twine.</p><p></p><p>Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MasseyFerg, post: 955432, member: 16753"] i am talking about stacking the hay in a barn on top of each other on their ends not their sides. So far pdfangus has said that he used his pallet forks to stack them. What does everybody else use? I have saw videos of farmers sticking them in the side with dual spikes but wondered about tearing up the net wrap or twine. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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