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Posted by old fashioned farmer on December 24, 2006 at 10:44:30 from (4.252.69.219):
Howdy, I was looking through an old promotional book on 14T balers and it had some information on "one man" haymaking. It talked about a hay bale conveyor system that barns could be outfitted with. It would carry bales from the hay elevator into the loft and along a conveyor that was attached to the barn"s ridge pole. The bales would then be dispersed at intervals in the hay loft without having to be stacked. Are there any companies still making such a monster? Also, does anyone have any experience with New Holland bale wagons? I am particularly interested in the ones with single bale unloading as a feature. How exactly does that work on these machines. Thanks and God bless. -- old fashioned farmer
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