When you read what is said buying a rear prong is not am option because the tractor is not big enough why do you say it. What he needs to do is talk to the baler and find out what happened and pay the bill and if the baler is anything at all he will help the person that he baled for but made the bales too big for him to handle he may just be able to come up with a solution to handle them. Now if he is not willing then the customer is in problems and may have to go rent something to move them and then I would look for a different person for next time or just get my own baler and it would NOT be a round baler, would if still farming never even buy a round bale because of handling problems. I din't know how you guys with the big males get them in the manger in the barn to feed them. Tried feeding out of outside manger for one year and never again as way too much waste.
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