Vermeer made a 706 7 by 6 baler back in the 70s. Every once in awhile they come up for sale. Obviously they didnt take off.
5 by 6 reigns supreme around here and has for at least a couple decades. Most guys make 5 by 5ft6 or 10 because it can be a little hard on the baler if you overfill them. When making baleage, theyre taken back to 5x5, and fodder bales are made 5 by 5, 4 by 5, or even 3 by 5.
I have a 4 by 6. I like that they are 8 feet wide on the trailer. I hate pulling 5 foot bales side by side. You cannot see what traffic is doing behind you. Those single wide auto dump trailers look like they would be a slick rig, but those double wide auto dump trailers confuse me. Why would anyone wanna be 12 feet wide going down the road???
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