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Re: Grinding hay
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Posted by Nebraska Cowman on January 13, 2005 at 04:18:53 from (65.162.146.104):
In Reply to: Grinding hay posted by Lance R. on January 12, 2005 at 20:55:09:
OOOOOH, I have never ground hay in a grinder mixer but have ground a lot of hay. I hire a custom outfit with a large tub grinder. we grind 2 large round bales a minute. Yes, it keeps the loader tractor on the move and we generaly use two tractors. In a grinder mixer I would be afraid the hay would bridge up and you will have trouble getting it out of the machine. What I have seen here in the Platte valley is an old ensilage cutter with a special feed table for grinding small square bales. Maybe someone else will have better ideas.
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