I've been looking at those inline haulers as well. They're pretty expensive for a single use trailer. Seems they start at 4500 and go up from there. You need to haul a lot of bales to justify owning one. Finding one used isn't likely because they're a relatively recent invention.
The loading issue doesn't bother me because I only load with a skid steer anyway. The unloading issue is very appealing because I only have one skid steer, so I need a driver for the tractor or pickup and need to drive the skid steer back and forth.
A couple years ago, a local fly-by-night hauler loaded up a bunch of rounds at an auction site on a flatbed gooseneck. He never strapped down and lost a few bales going out the driveway. Driver behind him ended up dead. You and I are now providing meals and shelter for the fly-by-nighter Those bale haulers look VERY appealing to avoid a situation like that.
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