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S.E. Washington | Reason 1, front spindle, axle, and wheel breakage.
Reason 2, frame breakage
I'm sure there are more little details, like the table not having enough lift power, hydraulic pressure and flow to run it, etc.
I wouldn't even try it on a 1068. A 1075/95 would be a better starting point.
I live in the land of harrowbeds and export three tie hay, and that conversion never caught on. Harrowbeds stack the three tie hay and big bales are stacked with pull type bale scoops or self propelled stinger stackers.
There are a few pull type mil stack stackers here, but the majority of stackers are the pull type like a Pro Ag hd4sr, and the Stinger stackers.
Look for a Pro Ag pull type or similar for an economical but quick way to stack big bales. | |
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Mil stak on 1048
