Posted by fixerupper on April 01, 2008 at 21:04:57 from (216.51.182.132):
In Reply to: Cuttin up a round bale. posted by Greenehillbilly on April 01, 2008 at 11:17:45:
Are they grass or alfalfa? I cut a bunch of round bales up with a chainsaw about twenty years ago, and from what I remember the grass bales wanted to wrap up on the saw drive sprocket, but the alfalfa bales didn't give any trouble. I finally had to replace the crankshaft seal in the saw because of the wrapping from the grass.
I stood the bales on end, quartered them and then pitched them through an old sileage chopper and fed it to the stock cows. I called it my poor man's tub grinder. Jim
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