Posted by rockyridgefarm on July 20, 2020 at 23:59:56 from (96.61.191.22):
In Reply to: hay stackers? posted by swindave on July 20, 2020 at 17:23:56:
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They really only worked in drier areas. Stacks kept outdoors in many parts of the country, including here in Sw wi, just meant bad hay. Even round bales kept outside here have a lot of quality loss.
8x8 Hesston stackers were fairly popular around here for corn stalk stacks through the winter, but they had to be used before spring rains or they will rot away. I have never seen a hay stack. Nowadays the stackers have also been retired from corn stalks-in favor of round balers. Many have been scrapped. I briefly considered finding a stacker last fall, but never did. They are too much of a pain to move and keep.
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