Tom this web adress should show you the wrapper our contractor uses http://www.kvernelandgroup.com/cgi-bin/ka.dll/kvg/products/index.jsp?s=TAA-IEN&CatID=-8394&key=KVG-TAA-IEN:7655-PRODDESC
This site shows the bale clamp under bale handling the bottom one for wrapped bales. http://www.cherryproducts.co.uk/
It fits on loader or telehandler.
The wrapper follows baler picking up and wrapping as soon as possible. We load on to 40ft trailer 22 bales /load so room for grab to work without touching other bales. We stack out side in yard with a sand base six high any tears or snag are covered with tape and placed between two good bales if poss.
We deliver weekly so damage then not critical suspect bales are opened before loading biggest customer takes 12/week.Individual bale are put in pickup with a roller under and pushed out at stable.
Hay here is a ryegrass timothy mixture no alfalfa grown hardly.
Not sure I know why we dont grow alfalfa here are we too wet or not hot enough in summer?
We take two cuts and averge about 30 bales/acre/year and hope about 80% sell to horses
This site shows the bale clamp under bale handling the bottom one for wrapped bales. http://www.cherryproducts.co.uk/
It fits on loader or telehandler.
The wrapper follows baler picking up and wrapping as soon as possible. We load on to 40ft trailer 22 bales /load so room for grab to work without touching other bales. We stack out side in yard with a sand base six high any tears or snag are covered with tape and placed between two good bales if poss.
We deliver weekly so damage then not critical suspect bales are opened before loading biggest customer takes 12/week.Individual bale are put in pickup with a roller under and pushed out at stable.
Hay here is a ryegrass timothy mixture no alfalfa grown hardly.
Not sure I know why we dont grow alfalfa here are we too wet or not hot enough in summer?
We take two cuts and averge about 30 bales/acre/year and hope about 80% sell to horses
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