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Triple C, Inc.
Distance: 17.9 MiP.O. Box 248
66534 Sabetha -
Kanequip Inc
Distance: 29.3 MiPO Box 431
66508 Marysville -
Rossville Truck & Tractor Company, Inc.
Distance: 46.9 Mi12635 NW US Highway 24
66533-9837 Rossville -
Tarwaters Farm & Supply
Distance: 51.3 Mi4107 NW Topeka Blvd
66617-1767 Topeka -
Interstate Farm Products, LLC
Distance: 52.7 Mi1300 NW US Highway 24
66608-2026 Topeka
Description
We get questions on stacking problems and have set this demo up to help answer some of those questions. 1 -- Be sure to be lined up straight with wagon and tractor. 2 -. You need something to hold the first load up and some form of poles or building will do or hand stack some bales behind the first load. 3 --Brace up the load after unloaded and before pushing off .(see "A" red pole or pipe), after it has been set down move poles before pushing off. 4. - Must have over head room for unloading, check the spec page for height needed for each wagon. This can be a one man operation with this help. I have seen 1200 to 1500 bales stacked in one day with out too much trouble. If the unloading area ground has a slight slope to the back it will help however this is not always possible. Ken Stallbaumer Please send to provide feedback about this page.