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When you fill one with the chopper, how many tons can you get in a 16ft Badger of Gehl wagon ? |
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northern IL | 8 ton |
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![](/profile/get-photo.asp?memberid=516&type=profile&rnd=126) Chilliwack, British Columbia | Are you loading from the top or from the front? As in side loading or pulling it with the chopper? Would make a big difference I would think, top loading you can fill it better front to back, no? Have little to no experience pulling wagons, that hasn't been done on this farm since I can remember, custom guys here forever.
but my guess would be 8t would be close to the max either way.
Glenn |
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![](/profile/get-photo.asp?memberid=203&type=profile&rnd=277) northeastern Ohio | I always figured about 8 ton on a 16' wagon. |
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SE Manitoba | Nathan (SD) - 4/9/2016 03:25
When you fill one with the chopper, how many tons can you get in a 16ft Badger of Gehl wagon ?
Going to depend upon what you are chopping and the moisture content of that product. |
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west central wisconsin | Years ago, we weighed low 60% corn silage, in our 16 foot H&S boxes, and had 10 ton. Those boxes were front and rear unload, so had 6" higher sides, and it does matter......
I remember weighing them a couple of times, and coming out with the same weight.
Your mileage will vary.... |
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