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OT - Handling Large Square Bales
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Posted by Kirk Grau on June 29, 2007 at 06:23:35 from (71.58.156.18):
We have one of those Yuppy horse acreages that comes up for discussion here occasionally. Neighbor/Hay Supplier has gone to a large square baler. Our barn is not set up to handle them well so I bought a hay spear for the tractor loader and go over to his barn and pick one up when needed. Problem is that it takes up too much space in the barn aisle and restricts equine movement to the point of inconvenience for my kids/wife regardless of where I put it. Am looking for brainstorming ideas for some sort of cart to set it on or maybe a platform to get it out of the way and still be accessible. Any ideas for either something to purchase or build? Thanks, Kirk
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