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grandpa Love
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The cotton baler is becoming more common here in Central AL.
Tom OConnor
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Hi Randy,
The others are also popular out here also. I have just shown a slight fraction of what is represented at this show. Each example has several other competitors with equipment to do virtually the same job. For some reason I am only able to load three pictures at a time so there is just a sampling. This top picture I had to ask where they would use this thing at. All I could think of they put a crew in the walkway and put them up in the top of an orange tree but I was about seventy five feet short. They use this outfit to harvest dates and the date palm trees are a hundred feet tall. Those long arms telescope and the cages wrap around the tree. The second picture is something I didn't know they made. It is a bucket that fits either on a excavator or end loader and after you load it you can engage the hydraulic lever it turns to seperate the dirt from the rocks. The third picture is a machine that stirs up the windrow of compost.
The others are also popular out here also. I have just shown a slight fraction of what is represented at this show. Each example has several other competitors with equipment to do virtually the same job. For some reason I am only able to load three pictures at a time so there is just a sampling. This top picture I had to ask where they would use this thing at. All I could think of they put a crew in the walkway and put them up in the top of an orange tree but I was about seventy five feet short. They use this outfit to harvest dates and the date palm trees are a hundred feet tall. Those long arms telescope and the cages wrap around the tree. The second picture is something I didn't know they made. It is a bucket that fits either on a excavator or end loader and after you load it you can engage the hydraulic lever it turns to seperate the dirt from the rocks. The third picture is a machine that stirs up the windrow of compost.
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