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Joe C Al

07-31-2003 17:32:27




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I need plan or measurements on building a hay sphere and carry all for 3 point hitch cat 1 I rembering see these posted before but can't seem to find them. Thanks in advance. Joe C.AL.




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rhudson

08-01-2003 12:12:28




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 Re: hay sphere in reply to Joe C Al, 07-31-2003 17:32:27  
Hi Joe,

i've got the plans on cad at the office, based on 2" hot or cold rolled round stock, sq tubing and 7/16 to 3/4 thick plate. "we're intelligent enough to know what each other means, even if we don't care about spelling, aren't we?!" i will try to find them tuesday night, email me so that i might get your address.



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Bill Smith

08-01-2003 10:29:47




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 Re: hay sphere in reply to Joe C Al, 07-31-2003 17:32:27  
Bail spears are fairly simple to make. Most three point types are actually bale forks. Moreless a square frame made of sqaure tubing that will fit on the 3-point arms and top link. The sqaure frame has a couple prongs that stick outward at the bottom for the bail to sit on. As long as you use heavy enough metal and good enough welds to cary the weight, you shouldn't have any trouble. A single spear (with perhaps a couple shorter ones to keep the bail from spinning) is probably more common for a loader or bail mover on the back of pick-up bed. There again, as long as you use heavy duty enough metal you should be alright. Good judgment and common sense should give you an idea of deminsions.

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Fightig suburbia in NC

08-01-2003 08:49:32




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 Re: hay sphere in reply to Joe C Al, 07-31-2003 17:32:27  
Try this.



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Roy B

07-31-2003 21:39:24




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 Re: hay sphere in reply to Joe C Al, 07-31-2003 17:32:27  
Joe,

In the box labeled Research& Info to your left on the home page screen is 3 point specs, that should give you what you are looking. Roy



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How About Hay Spear

07-31-2003 19:34:01




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 Re: hay sphere in reply to Joe C Al, 07-31-2003 17:32:27  
is this what you want??



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Ridr

07-31-2003 20:31:23




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 Re: Re: hay sphere in reply to How About Hay Spear, 07-31-2003 19:34:01  
Would a CAT 1 have enough pump to pick a bale up on one??



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paul

07-31-2003 23:47:01




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 Re: Re: Re: hay sphere in reply to Ridr, 07-31-2003 20:31:23  
I can, but I want to drive slow so I don't bust & bump stuff. Assuming this is a spear, I've never seen a bale sphere. That would be a cool baler, eh? :)

--->Paul



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Joe C .Al.

08-01-2003 07:14:31




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: hay sphere in reply to paul, 07-31-2003 23:47:01  
Well some people can spell some can't.There must not be any one with plans I didn't get any.To be corected I need plans for a bale spear.



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paul

08-02-2003 00:04:47




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: hay sphere in reply to Joe C .Al., 08-01-2003 07:14:31  
Joe, I am one of the worst spellers there is!!!! Guess thart's why I was trying to laugh with you, surely not at you!

Anyhow, I used to think I knew a lot about machinery, but there are so many regional differences & different names for the same machine, that you probably didn't get any useful info until folks knew for sure what we were talking about. You can't blame them for that; And messages like mine at least got you to reply. Otherwise, no one would answer, and then you would have nothing.

Have some fun in life. :)

--->Paul

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Chris-se-ILL

08-01-2003 12:04:22




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: hay sphere in reply to Joe C .Al., 08-01-2003 07:14:31  
I have tried to post a reply with links in it 4 times now.... it won't work!

So.... just go to google.com and search for "bale spear" There are a lot of sites and links with good pictures!

I will try just one addy here....

{Good looking simple spear}
Link

Hope this works!



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thurlow

08-01-2003 06:30:52




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: hay sphere in reply to paul, 07-31-2003 23:47:01  
I suppose some of the confusion arrives from the designation "round baler", which is of course a misnomer; actually round balers produce bales which are cylindrical (well, some of 'em are; some of 'em are cone shaped) rather than spheres....



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kydirtfarmer

08-01-2003 05:23:44




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: hay sphere in reply to paul, 07-31-2003 23:47:01  
Not sure? But....Didn't I visit the Hay Sphere, at the last State Fair?



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bob

08-01-2003 14:51:15




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: hay sphere in reply to kydirtfarmer, 08-01-2003 05:23:44  
No you didnt; that was the Atmos Sphere



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