Posted by DeltaRed on April 20, 2015 at 07:23:27 from (65.100.144.83):
In Reply to: Running A Stackwagon? posted by Bryce Frazier on April 20, 2015 at 06:49:38:
Not too bad. There will be a STEEP learning curve.I've stacked for years with a NH 1032 pull type.69 or 70 bale capacity(bepending on tie tiers),2 wide-7 high.The biggest issue is bale quality.They need to be tight and consistent!They pick/stack pretty easy. Soft,misshapen and long/short bales are a nightmare.Both picking and standing.Be prepared to loose a stack or two at first.Since the producer makes that much hay,bale quality is probably not an issue.I've done custom stacking for years.However,I will NOT stack anything I dont bale. Too many problems/inconsistencies with other peoples bales. So,not too bad a job.Go for it.
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