Yep, remove the pallets. My rubber is over crushed concrete, so I doubled up the rubber in case one layer gets poked. The stuff is fantastic, and for those just tuning in, find a commercial roofer - you can usually get the stuff for free from old jobs where they’ve pulled it off the roofs.
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GOOD to know about the product. But I’d still want that down FIRST and pallets over it for lift from contact if I were utilizing it . I prefer some air between hay and ground contact. ---- on that note, for anyone ‘putting up’ your hay outbuilding, I suggest a solid raised deck tailgate high to attach your hay shed to over it. . SO easy for loading/unloading (I also have a ramp to mine) and no pallets, no tarping. mine is a LARGE out building, but for a hay shed the cost shouldn’t be too much. the air flow under and the raised height to load hay into/get deliveries is so nice! when I want to load our little beater truck to take anywhere from one or two or even a truck bed full over to our little horse barn I just walk em right onto the truck bed. My bagged shavings too. 
