Al358-77514 Posted January 20, 2015 Share Posted January 20, 2015 Does anyone know how to move the bales of hay into the cowshed, besides pushing them there with a tractor from the field please? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
naking Posted February 17, 2015 Share Posted February 17, 2015 Does anyone know how to move the bales of hay into the cowshed, besides pushing them there with a tractor from the field please? Buy the Autostack FS63-72 from the shop (it's in the Bale Tools section). Attach a tractor, and go around your field picking up the bales. Take to the front of the cowshed, and park with the back of the autostack over the square with a picture of a cow in it. It should tip up, and deposit the bales in a nice stack, that then start to disappear into the cowshed. The cowshed also wants straw, which you can bale up in a field after harvesting the wheat - just send the baler round after the Harvester has finished. Unfortunately, I don't think you can hire a worker to drive the Autostack for you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Al358-77514 Posted February 18, 2015 Author Share Posted February 18, 2015 Eventually I found this out a few weeks ago but then when I realised that I had to keep such a close eye on the capacity of the manure spreader, and the volume of hay required to earn any return with milk production, basically I sold the autobaler FS63-72. Futhermore, I abandoned any more attempts to figure out how to successfully operate a loading wagon of either colour - their use remains a mystery to me. After I had earned the 5 million dollar trophy, I instructed the workers to sow and harvest only wheat from that point. I didnt make anymore bales then. Nor did I make the mistake by accident to cultivate a field of young corn or canola, having learned that at this stage of the cycle, either are almost indistinguishable from a the weed crap that is left behind in the field following its havest. When I was tired, I found this to be the case on occassion. The distinct appearance of hay I think saved me then time without changing headers or plowing a field at the wrong time for example. Many thanks indeed for your reply as I had posted to the forum when I was almost in a desperate state. I was trying to work out how to obtain the trophy for slurry at that time, and it was my understanding that it may have required lots of bales of hay. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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