2006 TN75AA 4WD

[bigbull338]

well i know this i feed 7 bales of 5 by 6 hay a week.where if i was feeding the 4 by 6 bales id be feeding 10 a week or more.an if i was buying the same hay 5 by 6s would be $280 a week vs $450 a week.

 

[RickB]

well i know this i feed 7 bales of 5 by 6 hay a week.where if i was feeding the 4 by 6 bales id be feeding 10 a week or more.an if i was buying the same hay 5 by 6s would be $280 a week vs $450 a week.

Big bales are great if you don't have to truck them; not everyone here lives in Texas. In many states, hauling 5' bales two wide will get you fines worth more than the load just about every time.

 

[Bob Ha]

In regards to clearance, are you referring to the winrow's when round baling? The one I found is a 4wd, does it have better clearance?

Correct, the windrow hits the bottom of my TN75 which means I can't bale with it. We also have a Kubota M7040 (same PTO HP) that is 4wd that stands taller. We bale with the 4wd and do everything else with the TN75. On the other hand I can do things with the TN75 (because it sits lower) that I can't with the M7040. Pro's and Con's in everything.