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Mini hay baler.
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Previously:
Hay baler - GIF
Hay baler doodle - GIF
International Harvester baler - GIF
Lego hay baler - video
Manual hay baler - GIF
Small square hay baler mechanism - GIF
Vintage tractor-pulled hay baler - GIF
Now that is just too cute not to like
They make some fun stuff. https://caebinternational.it/en/coll...nd-baling.html
That takes care of the "too big to mow and too small to hay" complaint.
When you think about it back in the day when the 14x24x36 bales were the only thing there was Balers only produced a couple bales per minute at best and they weighed about the same as these are said to weigh excepting when hay was still too wet or too green to bale those cold reach 80 to 100 lbs/ and take a full minute to bale. About the only difference here is the wind rows have to be smallerQuote:
Originally Posted by neilbourjaily
The early 1960s Farmall Cub could run a small baler. I don't remember its production, but an eight year old kid could spend an afternoon baling the edges after the crew had been through the field.