I still have the one in the barn in good shape that has not been used since 1954 But it is not a finger cutter offer like pictured, it is 3 rigid tines on each side. Would take 5 bales at a time. Got elevator ang did not use it after. On rented neighbor barn use one for a year or two about 1960 and had helped the owner the previous year untill he died.Was 13 and found him laying on his back in the manure with the pitchfork laying on his chest, sight you never forget. I had a colection of forks and carriers but have gotten rid of some. The Amish I work with still use them and like the style pictured that will if you are not real carefull will take a finger off. And I was there probably around 5 years ago when the track came down from top of barn loaded with bales. I don't know how they got up to put it back but next day it was working again. Luckly nobody got hurt, think there were 3 in mow when the load came down. I don't remember how many bales they had on it but the bales were bigger than we ever made with our baler. I have furnished them with parts.
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