Thursday, June 13, 2024

Why…?

 


I don’t get it. I get the big round bails…but …these?  

8 comments:

  1. It's for those dwarf breeds of farm critters, right?
    - WDS

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  2. For mini horses, donkeys and Dexter cattle. Didn't you know that?

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  3. They are easier to handle and sell to the public that doesn't need or want a large bail.

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  4. I own one of these and I love it. It is not appropriate for a big operation, of course.
    1. It doesn't require a big tractor to power it. Mine is a BCS 732 walking tractor.
    2. The bales can be moved and loaded by hand, and hauled in a pickup. You don't need a large tractor with a bale spear and a big trailer.
    3. The bales can be sold for fall decorations ($5 each).
    4. The area that I need to bale is small, so this is much more efficient and less expensive than a big baler.
    Take a look at Earthtools.com for the BCS walking tractors and other amazing implements.

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    1. I too own one- or more accurately a chinese knock off I purchased - with importing shipping - for about $3000. Its a little bigger than this , but not much. My 35 HP Kioti can run this. It can't run a larger one. I have 5 acres. It makes no sense to have bigger equipment.. and my wife can move these 35-40lb round bales easier than the 50lb squares.

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  5. It will rot, hasn't been cut and dried. Baled green.

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  6. That is for the city dwellers who don't mow their yards often enough, and need to bail hay by the time they get around to cutting the grass.

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  7. How much is the machine though, UO? It can’t be cheap…

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