Small Square Bale Bundles

We use the Arcusin D14 Multipack to bundle 14 small square bales in to one large square bale. It has helped us save time and labor. This video shows us handling the bundles with ease. Use a Steffen's bale grapple, a round bale spear, a square bale spear, a loader grapple, or even pallet forks to move the bundles. The bundles weigh approximetly 900-1,000 lbs so most implements can handle. A bobcat, yard tractor, loader tractor, etc.
Small square bales are the most economical way to feed hay because there is minimal waste. The bundling system allows you to easily handle small square bales instead of throwing your back out stacking and moving. It is the most efficient way to handle squares.
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[@rachelpotter6545]

I shared your video on Facebook hope you don't mind. I just love your channel.. thanks for sharing with us.. great video..

[@allstockhay]

We appreciate you being here Rachel!

[@JoyceCorbett]

i like the system for your hay would be great if kids are helping with feeding, hope you have a vary productive season

[@allstockhay]

Thank you Joyce!

[@tshepogrindrod9567]

Please do a video on how do you make a bale

[@allstockhay]

Will do! I plan on getting in-depth this summer with the haying process! I’m excited to share all the ins and out and day to day about the hay!

[@boltactionshooter]

Great video. I am going to be getting a new E14 in the near future to start offering small squares for sale. Post some videos with it in action please.

[@allstockhay]

Last year we posted a video of it in use if you want to check that out. czcams.com/video/ZC9CxglYzYA/video.html&feature=sharea

[@longviewfarm226]

Just curious why not NORDEN 15 bale and a tie grabber

[@allstockhay]

I had a KUHN AF4 when I started, which is now NORDEN. I used that for 3 years before finally upgrading. Became a lot of work picking up 4 bales then the next 4 to make an 8 pack. Then loading and storing and loading really dug into the bales. With the Arcusin D14 I went from 8-10k bales a year to 15-20k

[@hammerhayllc]

Nice video. You ever look into the baron or bandit as an option? If so, why did you pick your Arcusin ?

[@allstockhay]

With the baron and bandit, your bales have to be a specific length. Can't be any longer or shorter. With the Arcusin, you can make the size and density how you want it. The baron and bandit are much more particular and I wanted flexibility. Baron and bandit require a larger tractor because it needs larger hydrologic pump. Price point of Arcusin was more affordable too. I did a lot of research and reviews I read had less headaches and maintenance with Arcusin compared to other brands.

[@aidenkoster6427]

What size twine do you use on the baler and the bundler we just bought one and we are running 440 in both the baler and bundler

[@allstockhay]

I use 240 for baler and 440 for bundler.

[@aidenkoster6427]

@@allstockhay thanks
do you ever have problems with twine breaking?

[@TANGO22222222]

What part of ND do you live in?

[@allstockhay]

Eastern ND red River valley

[@Fngsouth]

Great video , how much is the Arcusin ?

[@allstockhay]

When I purchased this one I got the grapple and bundler for 89k not sure what they’re at currently