At the clamp [pit]

KFD68 · Sep 11, 2012

The fork is 12 feet wide, hydraulic folding to travel down the road. The duals are quick attach.

The clamp is sealed with plastic sheet, weighed down by old car tyres.

DeltaRed · Sep 11, 2012

Pretty cool.'round here we would use trucks instead
of a tractor/wagon.Our packing tractor would have a
blade instead of the fork.I also use the "quik-tach"
duals on my tractors.Thanks,Steve

KFD68 · Sep 11, 2012

(quoted from post at 14:53:32 09/11/12) Pretty cool.'Our packing tractor would have a
blade instead of the fork.Thanks,Steve

The loader will take up a fork full of silage up the clamp. The fork will be tilted and constantly flicking the silage out on the way up, this teases out the silage to prevent lumps.

In between loads the loader will be running backwards & forwards to consolidate the silage, and the edges packed down with the bottom of the fork tines.

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