Posted by coshoo on August 10, 2020 at 06:31:25 from (97.113.237.55):
In Reply to: Bale loader posted by Grandpa love on August 10, 2020 at 05:29:04:
They are fairly popular around here (western Washington). If you're Googling, they are also called pop-ups. Handy hint- they have to be attached at the front of the trailer, and you then stack from the back of the trailer forward. If your trailer is very long, put an attachment mid-trailer too, so the guy stacking doesn't have to carry the bales so far.
Funny how different areas use different methods. Most here just drop the bales behind the baler, and pick up later. I occasionally see balers towing a trailer with a guy stacking on it. Have never seen a bale thrower. Pickup in the field is usually done by hand, but some by pop-up or harrow bed (but not very often). One guy near me has a Farmhand system- accumulator behind the baler, and a loader-mounted rig that lifts the accumulated bales onto a trailer.
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