Hello, i think that could be abit tall for us. It will be on a 7m telehandler so lift and reach shouldnt be a massive issueI would go for something more like this mx grab. It's taller so less lifting vertically and further reach horizontally over a trailer. It is probably heavier (we have one on a telehandler) so there's that to think about but you can also put three tines along the bottom for big squares..... the hydraulic arms have two pin holes, one for rounds, one for square.
I know Joe , sound enough bloke , always sells at a keen price
I would think four tines would be fine for two bales, I have one with three tines and mostly pick up one bale but I can pick up two if very careful
Thats good to know thanks.
Have you got a rough idea on the price?
Sorry, not a clue. Be a long time since we bought ours (have it on a TM310s btw)
Now , clearly the tines open up ? so therefore it moves the bales either side , am I right
Just had a look at the murray, was it because they use quite short straight tines as opposed to a curved tine? Theres a video on youtube of a ritchie grab loading a wagon and that looks seamless
I could never get the tines to go flush into the bales, there was always an inch or two not in the bales, no matter how much force I put onto them before squeezing them. I think you'd still have the same issue even with short curved tines. I just wouldn't bother spending the money on them. Soft hands are much better and more universal.
Got one of these also. Very handy tool. Plenty length on the grab tines. Makes can stacking a doddle plus able to use on squares if needed tooI would go for something more like this mx grab. It's taller so less lifting vertically and further reach horizontally over a trailer. It is probably heavier (we have one on a telehandler) so there's that to think about but you can also put three tines along the bottom for big squares..... the hydraulic arms have two pin holes, one for rounds, one for square.
