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Mounted bale spike and then broke my bucket.
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Posted by old on November 26, 2004 at 15:10:21 from (63.190.65.189):
Picked up a bale spike at an auction a few weeks ago and mounted it today. It one that mounts on the bucket with a lip catch and a bolt that holds it in about center of the bucket. Went to check it out and lifeted a bale up with no problem, but when I looked it over I noticed that I had ripped out the bucket. Guess its time to cut out the bottom of the bucket and weld in some new steel. Any idea how much it will cost for a piece of steel 16 inches by 5 foot by 1/4 inch
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