Roto-baler,bale loader&rake "quiz" pg3

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   Ok I'm a day late. Lost track of the days. Hear we go on pg 3

12.    The new soft center bale attachment will fit:

          ( ) a. 1954 roto-balers only.

          ( ) b. roto-balers from 1950 on, only.

          ( ) c. All roto-balers.

13.    Baling hay that is too wet or improper handling of baler in the field may result. In:

          ( ) a. Bales that are too big.

          ( ) b. Bales with hard center cores.

          ( ) c. Bales with hollow centers.

14.    In using the soft center bale attachment:

          ( ) a. All the hay is wrapped up under less tension than is set on the brake.

          ( ) b. the first hay to enter chamber is loosely wrapped, not under compression.

          ( ) c. The outside two layers are loosely wrapped to allow bale to expand.

15.   In comparing baler prices  we find:

          ( ) a. A great number of low-cost, pto operated balers.

          ( ) b. the roto-baler in a price class of its own.

          ( ) c. The roto-baler has a slight price advantage of about  $75.

16.    The big market for roto-balers is:

          ( ) a. Selling to the custom operator.

          ( ) b. the family-sized farm, for a man to do his own baling.

          ( ) c. In a few scattered sections of the country.

17.    The a-c bale loader is:

           ( ) a. Tractor-mounted, pto driven.

          ( ) b. a pull-type, pto machine.

          ( ) c. Tractor-mounted, traction driven.

18.    In order to successfully use this loader:

          ( ) a. Bales should first be lined up in the field.

          ( ) b. Bales can be positioned at any angle-bale loader will line them up.

          ( ) c. Driver must hit bales just the right angle.

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Mikez Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Orange Level Access Joined: 16 Jan 2013 Location: Usa Points: 8707	Post Options Post Reply Quote Mikez Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Roto-baler,bale loader&rake "quiz" pg3 Posted: 13 Jun 2017 at 10:16pm
	Ok I'm a day late. Lost track of the days. Hear we go on pg 3 12. The new soft center bale attachment will fit: ( ) a. 1954 roto-balers only. ( ) b. roto-balers from 1950 on, only. ( ) c. All roto-balers. 13. Baling hay that is too wet or improper handling of baler in the field may result. In: ( ) a. Bales that are too big. ( ) b. Bales with hard center cores. ( ) c. Bales with hollow centers. 14. In using the soft center bale attachment: ( ) a. All the hay is wrapped up under less tension than is set on the brake. ( ) b. the first hay to enter chamber is loosely wrapped, not under compression. ( ) c. The outside two layers are loosely wrapped to allow bale to expand. 15. In comparing baler prices we find: ( ) a. A great number of low-cost, pto operated balers. ( ) b. the roto-baler in a price class of its own. ( ) c. The roto-baler has a slight price advantage of about $75. 16. The big market for roto-balers is: ( ) a. Selling to the custom operator. ( ) b. the family-sized farm, for a man to do his own baling. ( ) c. In a few scattered sections of the country. 17. The a-c bale loader is: ( ) a. Tractor-mounted, pto driven. ( ) b. a pull-type, pto machine. ( ) c. Tractor-mounted, traction driven. 18. In order to successfully use this loader: ( ) a. Bales should first be lined up in the field. ( ) b. Bales can be positioned at any angle-bale loader will line them up. ( ) c. Driver must hit bales just the right angle. Enjoy guys.

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	Anybody going to do this one

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	I don't know all of them, but here are what I think are correct. 14. B 15. B 16. B 17. A 18. A or C, but after talking to guys at Hutch who used them back in the day, I'd say C.

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	14. C 15. B 16. B 17. A 18. B