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Posted by pork on July 04, 2007 at 12:37:10 from (75.90.206.233):
In Reply to: round bale unrollers posted by allen e. seals on July 04, 2007 at 11:46:53:
we have 50 cows and used the unroller every feeding untill the recent completion of a concreted feedlot/manure handling facility. unrolling hay saved about one third verses ring feeding. another advantage is less congestion for calving mothers which results in less chance of trampling newborns. i own a fab shop and have built 24 hydraulic unrollers in the last few years. this year i converted our unroller to quick hitch to the skid steer, now we roll the staw for bedding instead or square bales. we can unroll a few layers as needed to bed the barn and stalls.
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