I don't like forks for handling bales they dig in the ground and have to drag them off a trailer bed when loading.A three point with a spear works good especially for a smaller tractor because its close in to the tractor.I also have a Worksaver bale unroller that the arms open and shut,to move a bale I grab them longways they stay tight then and transport good.Then turn the tractor 90 Degrees to the bale to unroll it.Only thing with the bale unroller it requires a little larger tractor and remote hydraulic hook up.Tractors like my Oliver 1550 and 1600 handle it fine. Another 3pt option is a 3pt deal where a bracket goes on the 3pt and a bale spear hooks on the bracket in a scissors sort of way.Requires a set of 2 way remotes to operate the cylinder and a good size tractor with strong hydraulics to handle it.My AC 185 handles it OK.With this type you can get the bale high enough up in the air to load on a truck or double stack bales on the ground.
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