Posted by phillip d on January 18, 2010 at 09:00:53 from (142.176.77.202):
I know a picture's worth a thousand words,but it would take me longer to upload a picture with crawl up internet that type 1000 words so bear with me.I saw a new piece of equipment,may not be new design,but new never the less yesterday that has me somewhat stumpped.It's a 16-18 foot box with 6-8 foot sidewalls on a trailler with 4 larger than truck sized tires on it.It's pto driven,tractor pulled,has a round baler pickup and a roto chop behind the pickup.Is this somthing that can be used to pick up windrows of haylage ,chop and haul all in one package?If so,do you just haul it home and dump it?Didn't look like a high dump hookup.I didn't get the name,it had grey steel box walls and red on the pickup.Thanks for any insight lol.pd.
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