Thank you for the video. That was very interesting for me to see the mechanism of your bale feeder and how it works! That must save a lot of human back breaking work.
I enjoyed seeing their “improvements” from the first Bale Feeder video. The cows are happy, the guys are happy, and you and your arms must be happy since they don’t have to use the pitch fork!! 🙂
Craig says they need to put a hydraulic something-or-other on the left side to push the second row of bales onto the feeder. (He didn’t say something-or-other, that’s my interpretation of what he said!) He was impressed!
Thank you for the video. That was very interesting for me to see the mechanism of your bale feeder and how it works! That must save a lot of human back breaking work.
I enjoyed seeing their “improvements” from the first Bale Feeder video. The cows are happy, the guys are happy, and you and your arms must be happy since they don’t have to use the pitch fork!! 🙂
Craig says they need to put a hydraulic something-or-other on the left side to push the second row of bales onto the feeder. (He didn’t say something-or-other, that’s my interpretation of what he said!) He was impressed!
The building you store this Bale Feeder is huge, is that where it lives when not in use?
watched video again, had a thought, 2 bales for cows & 1 bale for elk-
Better than “store bought” everyone happy,great job-
fabulous!!! What great inventers they are.