I did 8300 square bales last summer myself. I bale on the ground (even tho I have a kicker baler & wagons-tough to unload them yourself). Haul 53 on my 8-ft bed pick-up truck. Can load 53 without getting off the ground, so loading the truck is a breeze. Unloading in the barns is a different story. I keep the alleyway kind of empty (toss bales up in mows on non bale day). Can handle up to 500 a day. 300 is a nice workout. I'm 65 years young. Do the mowing for tomorrow, ted today's field if necessary; rake it; quick sandwitch & tea; bale; drink & head out with the pickup. If rain is pushing me, can do two truckloads per hour. Many long days. Beer & a banana & shower about dark-maybe a little later. Last year 12,000. Also 200 rounds. My saving grace-I have a tractor for the discbine, one on the tedder; one for the rake, one always hooked to the square baler, one always hooked to the round baler, one with a loader, All old like me-I guess the new one is a 1975.
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