Hey those boys need a bale hook, and, wear long pants, use your knee and the hook to boost the bales. I am 74, and, loaded thousands of bales in my day. One afternoon my wife drove the tractor, and, I borrowed extra racks, and, I loaded over 1200 bales in one long afternoon. That new baler does not look much different than the 273 Hayliner that I pulled behind my 3020.
Hey those boys need a bale hook, and, wear long pants, use your knee and the hook to boost the bales. I am 74, and, loaded thousands of bales in my day. One afternoon my wife drove the tractor, and, I borrowed extra racks, and, I loaded over 1200 bales in one long afternoon. That new baler does not look much different than the 273 Hayliner that I pulled behind my 3020.
Pretty sure the 316 makes a bigger bale.
Do you store them for your own dairy farm or just sell them right away after bailing?
A little bit of both, no dairy cows though, just beef cows here