Hay Sample Probe

[ddivinia]

Update:

I received the model 2000 and it just did not work very well. I called them and requested to exchange it for a model 2004. They sent me out a 2004 and man, it rocks. I sent back the 2000.

I got a call a couple days later with an apology. The 2000 had not been finished properly and was very dull. He even said it would not go thru hot butter. That was my experience. Those bales I was testing are some of the tightest I have seen. So, atleast now I know it was not me.

Good customer support and a good product - they get my vote.

D.

 

[chetlenox]

Huh, I'll be darn. Makes me wonder if, after years of use, I'll have to "sharpen" my hay probe. It takes a little bit of "umph" to get the probe into a standard bale, but not too bad, so I assume mine is finished properly.

Good to hear about the customer service. It's always great to hear a company that takes care of the customer.

Chet.

 

[ddivinia]

Huh, I'll be darn. Makes me wonder if, after years of use, I'll have to "sharpen" my hay probe. It takes a little bit of "umph" to get the probe into a standard bale, but not too bad, so I assume mine is finished properly.

Good to hear about the customer service. It's always great to hear a company that takes care of the customer.

Chet.

The guy said they had a new person that did not finish it properly. The 2004 is the one I wanted originally but I was going to have to wait a while to get it.

I am a happy customer of the Udy Colorado Hay probe.

D.

 

[baleguys]

We use the Best Harvest Hay Probe, Drill type. They have 18" and 24" depth models for larger bales. The bagging attachment is very convenient and makes sampling very easy. Best Harvest Home Page