My husband passed away, & I have a barn full of unfinished

My condolences. I do not have any knowledge of what you ask.

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We do not stack hay against the walls for another reason...over time, the weight of the bales compress, they become flatter, and wider. If you stack against the walls, as the bales widen they will push outward on the walls.

Granted, our hay barns here are either post and board or "pole" building, but even one season's worth can start damage. And those bales have to be picked up, as well. Will the tractor operator be careful not to push the bales into the walls as he spears them?

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first the insulation will be tore up,

the bales will squish, and push out the walls, and one could very easily push or break the wall placing or moving the bales out,

the wall will not properly support the push the bales can place on the walls,

that is my opinion,