Which Bale Sledge?

Shane s

Member
Location
Tyrone
I have bought 2 bale sledges from 2 different dealers 1 is a cooks 4 + 8 windrower type sledge and the other one is a browns compacter B (standard 8 bale sledge). I bought the browns after the cooks as i liked the look of it and i thought it looked like it would work well.

Has anybody got any experience with both and which works the best or are they equally as good.

The reason im asking is because the browns looked good to me but the cooks are always a dearer sledge from what i can see.
 

Spudie

Member
Location
Ards C.Down
I have bought 2 bale sledges from 2 different dealers 1 is a cooks 4 + 8 windrower type sledge and the other one is a browns compacter B (standard 8 bale sledge). I bought the browns after the cooks as i liked the look of it and i thought it looked like it would work well.

Has anybody got any experience with both and which works the best or are they equally as good.

The reason im asking is because the browns looked good to me but the cooks are always a dearer sledge from what i can see.
Cook.
 

Woody

Member
If it's the tube type Browns then the Cooks is the one to use, every time.

Simpler and you can drop the pack where you want them, not where the sledge needs to.
 

Shane s

Member
Location
Tyrone
If it's the tube type Browns then the Cooks is the one to use, every time.

Simpler and you can drop the pack where you want them, not where the sledge needs to.
yeah its the tube type browns.

ill take into the cooks some day and free up a few things and respray it as it has been sitting a while and blow the browns on then id say unless i buy another baler then ill keep both.
 

Jon 3085

Member
Location
Worcester, UK
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We have had both, Browns was more of a flat 7,Cooks much better and you can drop the packs where you want.
 

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