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putting round bales on 804?

  • 02-07-2011 10:01am
    #1
    NewBeefFarmer
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    Is it ok to put round bales of silage on 804? On there ends.

    Should i expect any problems?


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  • #2
    O.A.P
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    No problem if your sure it wont punture the bales.


  • #3
    Bizzum
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    NewBeefFarmer wrote: »
    Is it ok to put round bales of silage on 804? On there ends.

    Should i expect any problems?


    We do. We stack them 2 high on their ends with no problem. If you are worried run the roller up and down it a few times. Our yard is well compacted at this stage.


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