Robert_in_NY
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If you live in a hilly area and have a problem with a lot of bales rolling over you can always hang a few heavy chains along the quarter turn to guide the bales down to the ground and it should prevent them from rolling.
Also, having to flip a few bales back over is a lot easier then hand stacking the entire pile after you handled each bale a couple times. I know with a kicker you always get one or two bales that either roll off the top or just miss from not paying attention. In this case you have to pick them up and toss them back up into the wagon. It is much easier to just kick them onto their side /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Also, having to flip a few bales back over is a lot easier then hand stacking the entire pile after you handled each bale a couple times. I know with a kicker you always get one or two bales that either roll off the top or just miss from not paying attention. In this case you have to pick them up and toss them back up into the wagon. It is much easier to just kick them onto their side /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif