Alternative uses for 56 bale carrier

bobk

Member
Location
stafford
In a moment of madness I bought 2 of them , our hay fields are too far away to move 56 bales , better 400 at a time , so what could I reinvent in to , answers on a postcard please
 

Tomr10

Member
We had a 56 pick up for a while was handy when close to yard and tight access but apart from that not great.
They seem to make differing money, stick them in first auction people can go to again and will go for £££
 

4course

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
north yorks
cock pheasant,ah memories must be 55yrs since i spent a couple of hay times sometimes over the top others kicking backwards sometimes well offset others straight or with middle swath tines down or up and it never rained or did it pulled by a little grey fergie on 2 bob an hour, oh happy days
 
great tools, used to do over 20000 bales with 2 of them, had the job fine-tuned, stacked in the field with 2 flat 8 grabs, then went round with a length of big bale string and went round the middle tight as to stop the inevitable falling over. If any chance of rain, the old silage bags cut down the seam and 4 stings on the corners, 2 brooms to lift over and tie-down. could pee it down all night and had no worries.
 

robs1

Member
We use one for trips up to 3 km. Wouldnt be without it, even better for delivering out bales straight off the field, arrive tip and leave
 

ISCO

Member
Location
North East
We made calf catcher out of 3 point linkage one. Welded loader brackets on and gate. Never did get ram on so just drop it over calf to tag when first born.
 

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