Posted by steve terplak on January 16, 2011 at 06:27:11 from (67.142.168.26):
guy came up to buy some small squares out of my barn yesterday. 26' gooseneck, 7 tiers, 280 bales. my uncle and i are in the barn, hauler and helper are on the trailer he starts bringing back all 7 tiers at once... my uncle shouts out of the barn - "hey, you are doing that wrong, you should bring back a couple at a time so you can stack them tighter" guy responds "i have my way" uncle "doesn't make it the right way" i laughed at the whole exchange...my uncle was born to be a pain in the A...great guy, just likes to bust balls... but...if i were stacking the trailer i would bring back 3 tiers, nice and tight, then start back at the front and do the remaining 4... anyone stack all 7 then move back one set of bales, and so on?
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