Posted by BushogPapa on March 04, 2014 at 09:06:20 from (173.88.50.145):
In Reply to: Double baler posted by Larry NEIL on March 03, 2014 at 19:13:16:
I saw a program a while back of harvest in Australia.. They had a huge operation with maybe 6 very large combines, with INTEGRAL Balers built right into the rear that baled large Square (4 or 5 Wire?) Bales of each combine.. Looked like the field went on for Ever..!! large JD with a front "Bumper" would turn each bale and scoop it into an automatic "Stacker" and take them to a stack that looked 1/2 mile long, as Double-tailor Semis were being loaded from the far end with a Loader.. What an Operation, that was..!!!
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