We green chop into a SI feeder wagon. Just started doing this this year....(just got a chopper) The feeder wagon was made for round bales, no solid sides. We U-bolted plywood to the sides to chop into it. I would say the inside of the wagon (between sheets of plywood) is about 5' wide. The overall width is more. It helps to have two people on the tractor. Dad works the rope to control pitch on the chute, and I drive and adjust the chute left to right with the crank.
I plan to soon add electric actuators to the chute so I can control both left to right and pithch of chute by joystick control. That will make it nice!!!!!
We also have green chopped onto a haywagon, no sides of any kind......that takes skill to get a good sized load on!!!
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