rockyridgefarm
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Guess the bale count.
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Janicholson
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213 total Jim
Donald Lehman
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If those are 16 foot wagons, 130-140 per wagon. If they are 18 footers add another 20 bales per wagon.
Zachary Hoyt
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186
Michael Soldan
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268
Steve in VA
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- Natural Bridge Virginia
The law of large numbers tells us that the
numerical average of all the estimates
will be closest to correct. We need more
numbers.
I offer 245.
numerical average of all the estimates
will be closest to correct. We need more
numbers.
I offer 245.
casecollectorsc
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- Location
- E central SD.
Might as well put my 2 cents in...168.
onefarmer
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- 6735 S Lowell Rd, St Johns, Mi 48879
234
neverfear
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- Location
- South Central MN
226
560Dennis
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- Madison,Ohio
I say whats on the counter. I win
muleboss
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- Location
- Burlington, Kansas
155
History Buff (MN)
Member
We used 16 foot racks, dad drove & I stacked.
I could get up to 127 on a load, but usually stopped around 114.
So I'll go 251.
I could get up to 127 on a load, but usually stopped around 114.
So I'll go 251.
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rockyridgefarm
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Ding ding ding! We have a winner! History buff guessed 251.
flying belgian
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I'm taking a guess at the model of tractor since you already have a winner on the bale count. Is it a 50
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rockyridgefarm
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Bruce from Can.
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- Location
- Woodville, Ontario, Canada
Looks like a lot of fellas here have had kicker
wagon experience. Bales just kicked into a wagon
like that, rule of thumb 125 per load.
wagon experience. Bales just kicked into a wagon
like that, rule of thumb 125 per load.
Rich'sToys
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- Location
- Southern MN
Too far away to tell for sure, but I'm going to guess it's a 60.
WI Dan
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- Northern Wisconsin, Price County
261
You're hooked to the red wagon, so I assume it's the second. The first is full.
You're hooked to the red wagon, so I assume it's the second. The first is full.
WI Dan
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- Northern Wisconsin, Price County
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You're hooked to the red wagon, so I assume it's the second. The first is full.
You're hooked to the red wagon, so I assume it's the second. The first is full.
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