What is the best bale handler?

Nugent’s Bale Grab can carry the largest of bales and can be attached to any front-loader.

Can you bale silage?

Round bale silage, like any storage method, has its strengths and weaknesses. Making round bale silage consists of wilting a forage to 50 to 60 percent moisture content, baling it in a round baler, and ensiling it within a plastic cover. Round bale silage, like any storage method, has its strengths and weaknesses.

How do you stack silage?

If round bales must be stacked the safest stacking method is on their curved sides in a pyramid stack. In addition to this, the bales on the outside of the bottom row should be prevented from moving by means of chocks or other supports.

What kind of bales can a 691 round bale handler hold?

On the 691 round bale handler, the rotating rollers can be removed, transforming the 691 round bale handler into a spike type round bale handler capable of transporting two unwrapped bales of silage, hay, straw or lucerne at the one time.

What kind of machine is a bale handler?

The Bale Handler consists of a rigid box section frame with two arms pivoted on the bottom. A double acting hydraulic cylinder is attached between the arms, two rotating rollers are then attached to the lower end of the arms.

What’s the best way to transport silage bales?

When handling large wrapped bales, use a bale grabber instead of a spear or device that penetrates through the plastic unless you plan to feed immediately. Since silage bales weigh more, be sure the transport equipment can safely lift and handle the bales. How should silage bales be stored? Stacking silage bales whenever possible has benefits.

What kind of bale handler does RVW Pugh use?

The McHale round bale handler is a heavy duty handler with rotating rollers that have tine reinforcement. It can be used to carry one bale of silage or spike two bales of hay or straw. Simplicity, versatility and strength are the main features of the McHale 691 round bale handler.