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Small rounds or large? We use drag driveways and run a 6ft bush hog with ease through 2 ft grass. If ya made forks with to back braces and pins for 3pt hook up I see reason it won't handle 1000 lb bales on decent terrain
Small rounds or large? We use drag driveways and run a 6ft bush hog with ease through 2 ft grass. If ya made forks with to back braces and pins for 3pt hook up I see reason it won't handle 1000 lb bales on decent terrain
I think I've been getting 5x6 rounds. Dunno, I buy it from my neighbor and he's been the one moving it for me. He's getting older in age and I need to be able to move it myself. My Kubota bx is wayyyyy to small for that. I kinda regret not going bigger.
I think I've been getting 5x6 rounds. Dunno, I buy it from my neighbor and he's been the one moving it for me. He's getting older in age and I need to be able to move it myself. My Kubota bx is wayyyyy to small for that. I kinda regret not going bigger.
1000lb bails
can easily make 3pt hookup as fork attachment run into side lift and go
1000lb bails
can easily make 3pt hookup as fork attachment run into side lift and go
Yep. Just need something a little bigger than my BX and I should be good to go. I think my 3pt lift capacity is close to 700lbs so a round bale would be out on that.
Yep. Just need something a little bigger than my BX and I should be good to go. I think my 3pt lift capacity is close to 700lbs so a round bale would be out on that.
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