No way around it, square bales are labor intensive. My dad ran the baler and dropped bales on the ground. One person had to make sure bales were lined up in a row. We had a hay hiker mounted to side of flat bed truck. The hiker would lift the bales about 3 high above bed of truck. I was small, so I got to drive the truck and got yelled at if truck got jerky in granny gear. I was lucky to see over the steering wheel, touch the gas pedal and look out the window to hit each bale squarely . Flat bed would haul over 200 bales. We used the truck when we had to haul hay a very long distance.
No idea where dad bought the hay hiker. Never seen another one. It was very handy. Dad could go faster on baler. Seems my 2 brothers and I got the fun work, picking up and hauling the hay.
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