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Jassy
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Joined: 23 Aug 2006
Posts: 2733
Location: S. of Valentine, NE
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| Shelly wrote: |
| We have a Highline bale mover, one of the best investments we ever made. We find if the hay to be hauled is close to home, it's a whole lot faster moving them home with it than it is with the semi. The semi now is only used when we have to haul any distance, and it takes two people to move bales that way versus one person with the tractor and bale mover. |
That's exactly why he got this bale moover...takes 2 people, tractors to load and unload the semi...this is so much more efficient.
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Cal
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Joined: 14 Feb 2005
Posts: 3617
Location: Southern SD
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| Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2007 2:46 pm Post subject: |
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| Jassy wrote: |
| Shelly wrote: |
| We have a Highline bale mover, one of the best investments we ever made. We find if the hay to be hauled is close to home, it's a whole lot faster moving them home with it than it is with the semi. The semi now is only used when we have to haul any distance, and it takes two people to move bales that way versus one person with the tractor and bale mover. |
That's exactly why he got this bale moover...takes 2 people, tractors to load and unload the semi...this is so much more efficient. |
It looks like an outfit that hauls 12 bales, which also wouldn't be so heavy (as in tendency to drop in) in some of the soft meadows as a larger, heavier, one.
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