NewHolland stackwagons are common here(western Colorado).Seems like everyone has one.there are several different models/sizes. two wide,or 3 wide.Most pull type stack 7 tiers high (7x18",plus the diagonal while you tilt back/unload-do the math)For your short bales a threewide is what you need. A 1033,or 1037(105 bales) will serve you well.I run a 1032(two wide,70 bales).The two wide likes longer bales-38 to 40" min.I've picked 36",but you get a loose stack. No problem running them,however there is a learning curve.A 50 horse tractor will handle a 1036/7..I've stacked a lot with an M,even used an H once.These days I use a 706,or 826 Hydro.I keep one tractor on the baler,the other on the stackwagon.For a one man operation,stackwagon is the only way to go.
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