I've seen round bales unrolled and raked back up with a 254 NH rake and baled back in to small squares. I've also seen big squares being dropped on the ground from an old manure spreader one block at a time. The bale was set on the chain and the beaters on the rear were removed. Set the chain speed down slow and just drive across the field and it was spaced out so it wasn't dropped to close.
The 254 or 255NH rake has 2 baskets and brings the hay to the center and fluffs the hay up in the middle. That might work on the square blocks from the big squares if they are dropped far enough apart.
I have a 254 NH that I've used to spread large windrows back out if it had been rained on and then once it's dry just rake it back up. Just have to slow down(ground speed) in heavy hay to give the teeth time to do the job. The 254 will ted and rake. That might work but will have to be done outside in a field.
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