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In Reply to: Loading hay posted by SVcummins on March 23, 2019 at 00:35:14:
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He also needs to pitch it properly. In order to get a good fork full you have to push into it from the side, then lift up and then DOWN into it beyond. This enables you to get a good amount, easily 75 lbs onto a fork, and it is tight so that you can then lift it overhead as high as you can reach, and it is also a tight bundle that you can then PLACE onto a specific spot on the wagon. Loose hay loads are built with overlap of of these bundles in a specific pattern which the stacker always repeats so that when the fork drops from the overhead pulley he can guide it to the correct spot on the wagon for the next bundle. As he carries each bundle during loading he takes a specific path inorder to compact the load.
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