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<blockquote data-quote="FG." data-source="post: 8266128" data-attributes="member: 1828"><p>I run double flat 8 grabs.</p><p>Most of my trailers are 4, flat 8 long.</p><p>Which If I push to 8 layers high, when travelling is good, I can be just sly of 2000 bales.</p><p>On the fifth layer, I turn the stacks on the floor, so it ties the load together. </p><p></p><p>My neighbour, stacks 5 high on specially made pallets, ties them on, then brings them back to his adjacent barn, with his telehandler. </p><p>The whole hay making process is a very slow, technical and scientific process, developed over a handful of years, catering for the more 'discerning customer'. So I'm told.</p><p>My house is up quite high and if I'm feeling very relaxed, I can watch the process from the garden with a drink.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FG., post: 8266128, member: 1828"] I run double flat 8 grabs. Most of my trailers are 4, flat 8 long. Which If I push to 8 layers high, when travelling is good, I can be just sly of 2000 bales. On the fifth layer, I turn the stacks on the floor, so it ties the load together. My neighbour, stacks 5 high on specially made pallets, ties them on, then brings them back to his adjacent barn, with his telehandler. The whole hay making process is a very slow, technical and scientific process, developed over a handful of years, catering for the more 'discerning customer'. So I'm told. My house is up quite high and if I'm feeling very relaxed, I can watch the process from the garden with a drink. [/QUOTE]
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