Question for Allan

It will load, but is kinda rough on twine tied bales unless you stack/load 'em sideways. The big boy movers with the live beds mounted on a semi tractor chassis always want them stacked sideways.

I didn't wanna take a chance on poppin' a bale so I just used the loader on the wheat stuff this year because I had tied with twine.

Otherwise, if you have duals on the tractor for traction and keep 'er movin' in reverse, the bed chains will suck the stack right up on that trailer.

Kind of a neat old mover for it's day.

I hope to trade this one off for one of those in-line loader wagons next year. They let ya just gather the bales up/load without the stacking in the field part. :>)

Allan

The whole show takes about a minute. Throw a hydraulic lever to reverse the chains, tilt 'er up and push 'em off.

Hardest part is lining up that outfit up in the right place so the bales will land where ya want 'em. :>)

Allan

those movers came about the same era as the stackers from JD and Hesston (the bread loaf makers) - if you lived in an area where those stackers never caught on or weren't used much then the movers would never have been sold there