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ESW ND | So the bale gets eaten out and then is still wedged on the top and bottom of the feeder. So then you struggle with a pitch fork trying to fork it over for them to eat. Or you still have to use the loader or skidsteer to move the bale enough for them to eat it. Just what I can see happening. I'd hate to hear how much they are charging for that thing. Looks like a HUGE pain to shovel snow/hay out of as well. I have ZERO experience and WOULDN'T experience it. Atleast with cement bunks, it opens more options up....ground hay, long hay, grain, silage/haylage. Easier to clean.
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Fenceline round bale feeder
