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I can put as much hay pounds in a 4 x 5 as a 5 x 5, if I drive slower and the windrow is raked right. Ken Sweet
So would a 4x6 be near eaqual to a 5x5 as far as wieght and mass go?
:2cents:I'll give you a firewood analogy: you can burn 16" wood in a 24" firebox but not the other way around. When I sold firewood I made everything 16" because of that. Are there any advantages from one size baler to another? A 5X5 bale may be too big for some people to handle with their equipment. That's my :2cents:
Ok thanks for the advice boggen. I have dealt with round bales before that I had costom baler bale for me and just sold them out of the field. so I have hay forks and a big tractor to handle them. In fact he got out of costom round because he wanted to move on to costom square which is part of the reason I want to get in to the business now. Due to what everyone has said so far it looks like Ill go with a 4x5.