I would look for a New Holland bale wagon. Depending on the size can pick up and haul from 40- to 100 bales. Can be had with single bale unload which will drop a bale on an elevator by its self, allowing 1 person to stack.Speed of unload can be adjusted by how fast the tractor pulling it is running. The smaller ones will dump a cube in a 12-15 high shed, the larger the wagon the higher the shed needs to be to dump. The smaller ones with single bale unload can be had very reasonably usually under $3000.( Stitzels has a 1005 with single bale unload only for $1500) Only thing needed is a dedicated tractor to run it. They will pick up and stack the 34" bales. If you go this route clean any rust off the tables and paint them so the bales slide freely. An operators manual is your friend to get it adjusted and working properly for your sized bales.
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