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1. www.agproud.com › articles › 34977-choosing-theChoosing the right hay trailer for you - | Ag Proud

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   Aug 1, 2011 · For instance, it’s best to choose a trailer with a frame at least five feet wide. Many inline hay trailers only use a four-foot-wide frame to save on freight shipping cost. But sitting a six-foot-wide bale on top of a four-foot-wide trailer frame makes a load more top-heavy and less stable. This becomes a problem on fields filled with berms ...

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3. www.haytalk.com › threads › how-to-get-baler-onto-aHow to get baler onto a flatbed trailer | Hay & Forage Forum

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   Oct 26, 2015 · 460 posts · Joined 2015. #9 · Oct 29, 2015. Way i hauled mine 348 deere was two loaders. Forks under tires and a chain on 1 of the loaders to hold front up lift and back trailer under baler. Set the whole baller on blocks for support chain down and fly down the road. There pretty easy to haul and load. Happy travels.

4. www.haytalk.com › threads › towing-a-round-baler-onTowing a round baler on the highway | Hay & Forage Forum

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   Sep 19, 2023 · Downsides of trailering a baler like that -- getting the baler backed on the trailer (tires hang about 1/3 off the deck on each side); keeping it tied down solidly; top heavy load - make sure the baler is at least 90% over the trailer axles, not ahead and putting much weight on the trailer hitch. Downsides of towing -- no brakes on the load ...

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   What are the disadvantages of trailering a baler?

   • Downsides of trailering a baler like that -- getting the baler backed on the trailer (tires hang about 1/3 off the deck on each side); keeping it tied down solidly; top heavy load - make sure the baler is at least 90% over the trailer axles, not ahead and putting much weight on the trailer hitch.

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   How many bales can a trailer haul?

   • With many trailers hauling 6,000 to 12,000 pounds of bales per load, another caution is to choose a trailer with a double-latch system, since latches hold the load in place until it’s ready to dump. Single-latch trailers are prone to tearing the sidewall off the main tube over time, which can require cutting off the latch, regrinding and rewelding.

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   How do hay trailers work?

   • These trailers typically load bales with a tractor’s hayforks from the rear, until the trailer’s cradle is full. When the trailer reaches its destination, a lever is pulled and the hay bales are rocked, then rolled off the cradle by gravity.

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   What makes a good hay trailer?

   • A linkage between the latches also allows them to operate with only one lever. For heavy bale loads, more loads or long use, consider a hay trailer that’s built to last. Besides an extra wide five-foot frame and double latches, these trailers usually use more steel in the cradle, neck, axles, main tube and rail supports.

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6. www.tractorbynet.com › hauling-a-balerhauling a baler? - TractorByNet

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   Apr 2, 2014 · The trailer is mostly likely going to be a deck over wheels power tilt gooseneck. The baler is wider than the trailer. I'm not sure the width of the tires on the 575 but I think it's got to be 9 feet which is about a foot wider than the deck on standard width trailers.

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   Aug 29, 2003 · 2009 Mahindra 3316 HST-2008 Mahindra 7010 cab - 2004 Mahindra 6000 4X4. I have that same baler and we haul it on a flt trailer that is 102 inches wide with no sides. I think the baler is exactly 8 feet and there is only 3 inches to play with on each side. Hope that helps. Those are real good old balers!

8. www.machinerypete.com › bale-wagons-and-trailersUsed Bale Wagons and Trailers for Sale - Machinery Pete

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   Most Popular Bale Wagons and Trailers Listings. Pequea 918 $2,995 USD. Pequea 918 $2,495 USD. 2024 M&W MW42HDNL. 2024 M&W MW42HDNL. 2024 M&W MW36HDNL. View: 24 36 48 72. Save your search and get daily updates on new inventory. Save search.

9. tractorgyan0.medium.com › the-ultimate-guide-toThe Ultimate Guide to Balers: A Comprehensive Overview

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   Jan 5, 2024 · At its core, a baler is a machine designed for the recycling process. These compactors for recycling work by compressing recyclable materials, such as cardboard, aluminum, plastic, paper products, shrink wrap, tires, or non-ferrous metal, into dense bales. A hydraulic cylinder with a platen applies pressure to the material until the desired ...