Awesome!!! Case IH Bales Moving and Stacking

Have to be a damn skilled operator to use that set up without breaking or bending something every other day.

Hilarious how everyone is a farming expert. lol

tip depth and/or prosecutor extent resort heavily guide approach versus.

sono spettagolare grandi esemplari siete in gamba

He has not trailer?

compacta el suelo y encima los almacena pésimo

wtf

Could do with a valtra in this situation. the reverse drive could prove very useful.

Duals front and back would be nice, i can see this falling over very easily.

white text on a white sky background, nice, anybody go to your website?

nie wiem jak zfx?

This thing would have all kinds of broken welds after one season in Missouri with heavy hay...A total piece of shit after three...Idiots would have the tractor upset....Fine on flat ground in straw...

all fine n dandy till you realize you just piled all the rounds wrong..end to end my boy..with at least a foot gap between rows..and if you put our round or square HAY on this..I think it would break. our 895 allied loader has its hands full with 2 rounds.

Same here. One minute i'm watching a car getting shredded, then this!!

Now that's how u bring in some bails 👍

nice yoke

Awesome idea but definitely would not work on the super heavy irrigated alfalfa bales we put up. Just not made nearly heavy enough, but maybe it's just not designed for that. But I can see it working on the light straw bales.

Give me a 2130 and an old wood flatrack any day. This looks like a waste of time.

It's straw not hay, straws lighter than hay.

believe it's better for the soil to use wider tires when carrying so much load. It's bound to get pretty compacted (even if it gets ploughed afterwards).