It's amazing you can squeeze a stack of males like that on the bottom and they don't all just fall apart. You can also use the grabber to push the piles closer together. The bales go from trailer to hoop house in no time. Out in the field you use the skid steer which won't compact the field. Two machines and help means continuous stacking!
@@rohrfarms I was wondering about that when I saw you push the stacks closer together. Also I wonder how you will be able to stack close to the entrance as the telehandler is bigger than the skid steer.
Now that’s the way to move hay, awesome setup. Take care
Very nice setup I look back where you started and you have come a long way in the hay business😊
Thanks it's been something else but won't have it any other way for that's how you learn, thanks for watching and good luck with your crops this year.
Nice looking system for handling small squares.......
Thank you
It's amazing you can squeeze a stack of males like that on the bottom and they don't all just fall apart. You can also use the grabber to push the piles closer together. The bales go from trailer to hoop house in no time. Out in the field you use the skid steer which won't compact the field. Two machines and help means continuous stacking!
We don't want them very close because we will use the squeeze to remove the bales from the building and load onto the trailers for delivery
@@rohrfarms I was wondering about that when I saw you push the stacks closer together. Also I wonder how you will be able to stack close to the entrance as the telehandler is bigger than the skid steer.
@@chargermopar W e will have a video of that coming soon
Nice setup! I'm looking to get a tie grabber and possibly a squeeze. How long are your bales?
If your using the squeeze you MUST have no less than 35" bales and they have to be tight, thanks for watching.