Who do you feel manufactures the best 3x3 or 3x4 large square bale wrapper? I am not looking for a tube wrapper, but an individual bale wrapper that will wrap in the field. Covering quite a bit of area so stationary wrapping at the barn is not really an option either. I have really been looking at the Kuhn SW4014 and McHale 998 wrappers.
I posted this originally last June.....it was modestly read and I felt like this was one of the most worthy alfalfa related articles that I have ever read on PFG. I thought it was a good time of year to post it again for our lucerne growers. To me, alfalfa is the most fascinating of all forages....and one of the very hardest to get a good handle on.
Regards, Mike
After a lot of thought I am really leaning towards getting back into the small square bale arena. Already have a market for small squares (many horsey folks, some who presently purchase my round bales).
So here are some of the assumptions I would like you to make when answering my questions:
What size accumulator/grapple do you presently run (if applicable)?
What size Kuhn accumulator/grapple would you buy?
Why?
From what I have read on other threads, looks like a wagon of 20 foot long sounds good, but I am uncertain on width, so what dimensions for the wagon(s)?
I am a fan of Bale Skiies 
Thanks in advance for your opinion(s) & thoughts.
FYI, presently I am leaning toward buying a Kuhns 1534 accumulator and the KN615 Tie-grabber, that I will hook behind a NH BC5070 (a non-Hayliner model), replaced the good old JD24T (was a great baler in it's day however).
Larry
PS I was just told last night that maybe NH dealers will be handling Kuhn accumulators, has anyone else heard anything? My closest Kuhn dealers are 94 and 95 miles away, respectfully. So if NH is becoming a dealer, I have 4 different NH within 35 miles of me.
