Worth doing hay?

[CH4Ohio]

Everyone around here is going to accumulators and grapples for small square bales. I still think the absolute best is having a couple teenagers on a wagon behind the baler -- and then to unload in the barn. But if you can't find kids to work when you need them, or you want to eliminate that worry . . . accumulators are a pretty good option. Also allows you to load onto any flatbed trailer instead of just being tied to using traditional hay wagons.

Pretty handy if a customer drops their trailer off so you can just load onto their trailer instead of putting it in the barn and handling it a couple extra times.

 

[LHF2019]

Everyone around here is going to accumulators and grapples for small square bales. I still think the absolute best is having a couple teenagers on a wagon behind the baler -- and then to unload in the barn. But if you can't find kids to work when you need them, or you want to eliminate that worry . . . accumulators are a pretty good option. Also allows you to load onto any flatbed trailer instead of just being tied to using traditional hay wagons.

Pretty handy if a customer drops their trailer off so you can just load onto their trailer instead of putting it in the barn and handling it a couple extra times.

We use accumulator and grapple and will not load customers. We stack in groups for them to load themselves. We have actually gotten where we do not assist customers even at the barn. Load it on a wagon and they come and load their trailer or truck at their convenience. No more waiting around for them to show up or get there early