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Posted by paul on December 17, 1999 at 07:50:27 from (209.181.177.150):
In Reply to: FIRST TRACTOR posted by Marv Rorvick on December 15, 1999 at 11:36:27:
You're looking at a JD 4020 or the like, near 100 hp, to safely handle them on a bucket. You must want to stack them high to want a bucket, and that takes a heavy tractor & flat ground. This is _not_ light work. The 3-point bale spear is much safer & can use a smaller tractor with weight on the front. If you get a 40 - 50 hp tractor with a bucket, buy a $200 bale spear & use the 3-point for the bales... How many bales are you handling in a year? --->Paul
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