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[NaturallyAspirated]

Neil  ,  hurry up  and get that  hoe  mounted  to  a  skiddy   

$1800 to ship it.   WTH.... 

Gonna be a month or so before it is even on the farm.   

Neal

[mlappin]

Neil  ,  hurry up  and get that  hoe  mounted  to  a  skiddy   

$1800 to ship it.   WTH.... 

Gonna be a month or so before it is even on the farm.   

Neal

Huh?? WTF, seriously. How far is it from you? I had a round baler hauled from the upper part of wisconsin to Northern Indiana and the one I traded in hauled back for under $600. Course this was about 3 years ago, but still.

[farmboythegreat]

Neil  ,  hurry up  and get that  hoe  mounted  to  a  skiddy   

$1800 to ship it.   WTH.... 

Gonna be a month or so before it is even on the farm.   

Neal

  that's not even a dollar a pound  to  ship 

[NaturallyAspirated]

Neil  ,  hurry up  and get that  hoe  mounted  to  a  skiddy   

$1800 to ship it.   WTH.... 

Gonna be a month or so before it is even on the farm.   

Neal

Bout 2000 miles.  I guess it isn't horribly bad.

Neal
Huh?? WTF, seriously. How far is it from you? I had a round baler hauled from the upper part of wisconsin to Northern Indiana and the one I traded in hauled back for under $600. Course this was about 3 years ago, but still.

[mlappin]

Neil  ,  hurry up  and get that  hoe  mounted  to  a  skiddy   

$1800 to ship it.   WTH.... 

Gonna be a month or so before it is even on the farm.   

Neal

  that's not even a dollar a pound  to  ship 

Yah, but I had a five thousand pound baler shipped to me, then shipped another back....

[slimjim]

Shipping, is normally handled by a broker that will get what the market will bear, sometimes if there is no truck in the area they will need to attract a truck to the area, it also depends on if the shipper will eat part of the cost as most manufacturers do as well as how much space it takes up and how far the truck will need to travel to pick up the next load.

[farmboythegreat]

and how's the poor trucker gonna  unload it once he gets it to Neals   ??

[NaturallyAspirated]

and how's the poor trucker gonna  unload it once he gets it to Neals   ??

The 1066 has a loader on it.   

Neal

[mlappin]

and how's the poor trucker gonna  unload it once he gets it to Neals   ??

Where theres a will....

A regular flatbed delivered my baler, we took the skid steer and cut a loading dock into a hillside, place a few sheets of 3/4" plywood against the cut face then had the trucker back the trailer in tight against the plywood to keep the dirt from collapsing, used some grating off the grain pit for a dock plate then pulled the baler off the trailer with the tracked skid steer. To unload my discbine we used every piece of blockage on the farm to build ramps for the double drop deck it was loaded sideways on.

[WoodMOJoe]

and how's the poor trucker gonna  unload it once he gets it to Neals   ??

The 1066 has a loader on it.   

Neal

You gotta 1066 International farm tractor?

Pics!   

[farmboythegreat]

and how's the poor trucker gonna  unload it once he gets it to Neals   ??

The 1066 has a loader on it.   

Neal

there ya go  put a QT on that loader and put backhoe on

[NaturallyAspirated]

and how's the poor trucker gonna  unload it once he gets it to Neals   ??

The 1066 has a loader on it.   

Neal

there ya go  put a QT on that loader and put backhoe on

That will be the second option if the skid steer doesn't work out.

Neal

[NaturallyAspirated]

and how's the poor trucker gonna  unload it once he gets it to Neals   ??

The 1066 has a loader on it.   

Neal

You gotta 1066 International farm tractor?

Pics!   

Well I am from a farm.   

With a baler:


You can kinda see it behind the road gader:


Neal

[mlappin]

You can send the road grader to me, I'll handle shipping. It'd be the cats ass for backfilling trench when we tile.

What model round baler? I had one of NH's first chain and slat balers. A 846, didn't make a very heavy bale and was a odd size but was very simple to run. Would roll anything up in front of it. Wet hay, dry hay, cornstalk, fenceposts, limbs, mother in laws, etc.

[NaturallyAspirated]

You can send the road grader to me, I'll handle shipping. It'd be the cats ass for backfilling trench when we tile.

What model round baler? I had one of NH's first chain and slat balers. A 846, didn't make a very heavy bale and was a odd size but was very simple to run. Would roll anything up in front of it. Wet hay, dry hay, cornstalk, fenceposts, limbs, mother in laws, etc.

It's an 849.  That one is no longer in service though.

How many mother in laws did you go though exactly..... haha

Neal