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Re: Why are throwers unpopular?
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Posted by Darwincam on July 23, 2007 at 11:21:24 from (129.186.120.3):
In Reply to: Why are throwers unpopular? posted by Ryan - WI on July 23, 2007 at 05:33:44:
We didn't get a thrower until my brothers left home...Dad and I were it. I welded a small hydraulic cylinder on to the side of the thrower, and would tweak it to the left and right as I drove, and I could put 10 to 20 more than hand stacked. We just just used long livestock gates on the sides of the rack. I would get to the point where I could slide a bale down the top pipe clear to the end. One thing I didn't like about the bales was if they were left overnight, it seemed like they were all messed up and were a bit more difficult to stack in the barn. None of our neighbors had them...and we were one of the few that picked them up in the field when baled. But then again we were one of the last to have small square bales too.
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