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central oklahoma | Oh it is pretty clear, I only used the grapple on about 600 bales last year but I am getting the hang of it. As for the hoelscher, that is my feeling as well, just set it up and see how it goes. I have a 30 foot gooseneck, I was able to get over 250 on it, 3 wide on the first 3 layers and two wide on the fourth. I think if I went five layers I could get close to that many. I have a guy I know that has some old cotton trailers that just need new tires, can get the trailer for $100, and I think they should hold about 250. I personally like to put them on the edge, that is why I went with the bale wagon and am now going to try and the hoelscher. I am hoping to get a good summer and maybe put up over 10,000 this summer so I should get a good feel for the accumulator and grapple by then. I know one thing, this is the way to put up little bales nowdays. So do you like your farmhand, when I bought my grapple on an auction last spring for 575, the accumulator went for 800, just didn't like them laying flat. Roeder in Seneca deals with them alot said some parts are hard to get.
WE will have to swap emails and talk sometime about hay, been doing hay for years but just started in the last few to put alot of little ones up and selling them to horse people around. I am only about 20 miles from Oklahoma City so I can get rid of it pretty easily, sometimes right out of the field. Well drop me a line sometime at [email protected], talk to you later. | |
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hoelscher bale accumulator
