Posted by LAA on October 20, 2015 at 07:33:40 from (217.175.64.196):
In Reply to: Stacking Round Bales posted by Suffolk1 on October 20, 2015 at 06:46:00:
We always stack the first 2 layers of bales on the ends in lean to sheds for the reasons you have mentioned. The top layer on each course is stacked horizontally which allows us to use the maximum amount of shed space and not worry about hitting the purlins and trusses with the loader, of course it makes it easier that I knew the dimensions of the bales I would be storing when I built the sheds. I just use a double spear hay fork and knuckle the bale to about 125 degrees and then roll it into place and pull the spear out, this is the other reason the last layer is stacked horizontal. There are several different bale squeezes on the market and many of them have some sort of protective outer covering or shell on the squeeze arms to avoid tearing the plastic on baleage or net wrap etc. If you google bale squeeze there will be several options to look at. Auction time always has them on the ''attachments'' auctions.
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