Just outside downtown Prairie Hill | I know of a fella cuts his with a knife on the front of his loader. It was a commercially available attachment when he bought his... been a few years. It basicly is just a sharpened piece of well supported flat iron sharpened on the bottom. He will place the bales in an old silo pit and slice them in two. Never seen it done, but he says it works slick. He takes his bucket off and puts this knife on. It is set up to attach to the loader just like a bucket would. Good luck |
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