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Re: Hay Stacking Question for Allen???
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Posted by Ron Sorden on January 12, 2005 at 12:36:58 from (69.46.139.190):
In Reply to: Hay Stacking Question for Allen??? posted by SuperCmore on January 12, 2005 at 09:56:32:
When I was a kid I worked for Pawnee Springs Ranch out of North Platte, NE. When we hayed we had 3-5 sweeps that would push the windrowed hay up close to the stacker cage. (Allen it was about 16X16) and then one person drove what we called a "Drubie" (droobie) which looked like a sweep but had hydraulics to raise the rake head up to put the hay into the cage. We could do a lot of stacks in a day with that kind of operation. Later the stacks were moved onto trailers and placed close to where the feeders were.
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