You know I"ve sold a couple of those Hesston inlines new and that never came up as a question. Most people liked them because the bale was uniformally packed never really thought about the stem direction and if you"re stacking out side that may be an issue. I know when I was home dad always made us stack hay in the mow edge up which was a pain! Dad always said they tend to dry faster that way and the mice didn"t like not being able to stand something to naw the string (before rodent repellent twine) all the neighbors wanted theirs stacked the other way, can"t say it made any difference except one neighbor had his barn burn down once from hay but I told him this is too tough and he said I"ll salt it and it will be OK he did but it was on top and not between each layer as it should be. Anyway the Hesston is actually the old MM/Oliver inline baler that was used for years as the old self propelled unit.
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