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Steve From Ark

10-05-2006 19:32:56

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Like your pics of the 1066. You got a real tractor there with that one. I am disapointed that you feel so good about the Hydro now that you found its purpose in life. I think you almost had it sold to me a while back, I just didn't know it.

Got a question. Most everyone here uses a single spear attachment to put on their loaders to move the big bales. Just stick them in the end and go. You do have to change back and forth with the bucket when you need it and that can get old real fast. Just wondering why the grapple loader seems to be prefered there.

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Allan In NE

10-06-2006 03:44:14

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Re: Hey Allan In NE in reply to Steve From Arkansas, 10-05-2006 19:32:56

Hi Stever,

Oh, the tractor can still be yours. We've just had a slight rate increase in our product is all. :>)

Dunno, can't speak for anyone else; a bale spear wouldn't do me much good as I use loaders for all kinds of stuff; not just moving hay.

Allan

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Allan In NE

10-06-2006 04:04:28

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Re: Hey Allan In NE in reply to Allan In NE, 10-06-2006 03:44:14

Now, back to the hay. I stack it for storage and have to grab the bale from the side anyway.

Next time I load the feeder, I'll take a picture of standing the bale on edge and lowering it down into the feeder.

Naw, a bale spear just wouldn't help me much.

Allan

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Steve From Arkansas

10-06-2006 05:36:47

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Re: Hey Allan In NE in reply to Allan In NE, 10-06-2006 04:04:28

Well, that does look handy. It's kinda like I went for along time with out a loader. We moved hay with a fork on the back of the tractor. Of course could not stack or load anyone if they bought hay. Finally shelled out the $ and bought a Ezee-On. I don't have much experience with different brands, but guess this one does okay. Now I wonder how I got by with out one for all those years. Those pictures really show how much more can be done with the grapple.

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