peer-reviewed research article
Handling seed cotton modules without pallets
authors
Robert A. Kepner, University of California
Robert G. Curley, University of California
publication information
California Agriculture 30(8):6-8. DOI: 10.3733/ca.v030n08p6.
abstract
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Pallets used in the module system for handling and storing seed cotton are awkward to manage, are easily damaged, and represent a large capital investment. The Reynolds module mover, which first became commercially available in 1975, picks up and hauls cotton modules made directly on the ground. It is similar to haystack movers that have been available for several years. Palletless modules will remain intact through several loading and unloading cycles with the Reynolds mover.
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author notes
This study was partially supported by a grant from Cotton, Incorporated.
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