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Question for David in England re: accumulator / ba
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Posted by CB in central NY on June 28, 2006 at 07:29:51 from (63.162.143.21):
Greetings from NY state, where we have had so much rain that bailing hay will soon be just a legend. For the past three years I have been using a very basic bale accumulator (I believe you call it a bale sledge in England) which drags the bales on the ground until a group of 8 forms. Then it opens the gate and leaves the group to be picked up with a bale grab. Since it"s just myself and the wife, it has been a great labor saver. I understand that the setup basically came from England, where it has been around for years. My question: have you folks over across the pond and in Europe, in general, come up with any other devices along the same lines? Any new developments in small square bale handling over there? Thanks in advance.
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