Yes been thinking of and asking about the pit falls of the smaller size. But aiming for horsey, small farmers, hill farmers with small buildings etc. Plenty of larger balers in our area so if I'm wanting some for selling with our hay and haylage crops. I need something easy to move by hand or push around. Have you had anything to do with 80x90's?
Done bit with them (used to run 3 of them contracting for a few years
), Massey 185’s - and a lot of wrapping them with Michale 998’s. If that is your target market then the smaller bale has appeal. Added costs in handling and wrapping. Mchale 998 will wrap two together, not sure about others - lot of water under the bridge since I last did any.
Great thank you. Would you say a short 80x90 bale is as easy to move if its hay or straw as a 80x50? By hand of course. All about trying to increase the value of what we sell and how we sell it. Also not sure if the 80x59 bales we could sell and use for a burners.Done bit with them (used to run 3 of them contracting for a few years
Sorry to keep bothering you. Have you any ideas on weights we can expect from either size bale?
Yes that's been on our minds too. Which gives us flexibility on customers and uses for income streams from the baler we may buy. Do they sell well and easy to handle?
We do bales at just under 8 foot (fit on transit easier)
Please send me some pictures as we are all options open at the moment whilst deciding on the route to go down.
I know of a good nh 80x90 baler
