Posted by MJMJ on October 12, 2020 at 06:19:19 from (50.127.220.82):
In Reply to: allis roto baler ? posted by swindave on October 09, 2020 at 07:18:28:
The way it was explained to me, and maybe it's not correct, but I remember my dad telling me the "theory" behind the small rounds was to bale them and leave them in the field, and then use those fields for bale grazing in the winter. It of course wasted hay, but also eliminated a lot of work. I still think they were a better idea in theory than in practice, which is of course the reason they've been obsolete for decades. Ironically, there are a couple manufacturers making mini small balers for hobby farmers, they come form overseas somewhere. I can't imagine why anyone would spend $8k on a mini round baler when they could buy a used square baler for under $1k, and have bales that are much easier to handle, move, and store. But I guess as long as it's not my money.
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