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Re: What size round bale can I haul?
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Posted by paul on September 08, 2003 at 22:13:16 from (209.23.145.63):
In Reply to: What size round bale can I haul? posted by OKRon on September 08, 2003 at 19:43:39:
I bale 5x6 bales with my round baler. I generally move them with my 85 hp Ford 7700, but since I bale with that too, I was using the 150 hp tractor - that worked great, I had to have the duals off for cultivating this year anyhow, and with the big tractor & front weight box, that was joy to move bales. I picked up 2 bales with my 1720. That was iffy, and I would not want to put that nice little tractor through that stress very often. The rear end & 3pt handled it but not by much, with a short top-link I could make the relief valve go. With a Ford loader on, I could barely steer the front end was so light. I would not try to pick those bales up with a front spike, I doubt it could. I use a rear pallet-fork type bale mover, not a spike, but same difference. My understanding is that a 1710 has weaker hyd than a 1720?????? I think you would really stress that machine to try to depend on it to handle a lot of 5x6 bales - if it could do it at all. I'm not qualified to say how a 2N would do, never sat on an N. Can your neighbor make your round bales smaller, that would help a lot. Make them 5x5 or even 4x5. --->Paul
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