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Hay Spear

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Chuck In Kansas

05-10-2005 06:21:38




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Does anyone have or know where I can find plans for a hay spear for the back of my pickup truck
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NorthM

05-10-2005 07:59:27




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 Re: Hay Spear in reply to Chuck In Kansas, 05-10-2005 06:21:38  
I made my bale spear out of my shop. The spear hinges on a piece of 2" square tubing sitting on my bumper with angle iron pieces welded to it to which the spear can be attached with two pins. I put the square tubing across the top of the bumper because the newer trucks bumpers are not that strong. I also put a support bracket down to the step part of the bumper. The spear part has a top part to pull that is 4' long with a pully attached to the top for the cable to double back to the winch. The spear part is off course 90degrees to the pull part , I have mine made from 2 7/8 skid 80 oilfield pipe but have seen some made from square tubing. Sharpen the end into a pointed part. I have my winch mounted onto a plate that drops into the floor mounted brackets for my 5th wheel hitch. Hook up two power wired and away you go. To remove mine , I pull two pins on the spear and release the cable from the spear part. Pull four pins from the fifth wheel mounting brackets and undo two wires. I know this is long but hope this helps. I move bales weighing around 1400 lbs with a 2001 F250 Ford superduty and it is a cheap way to feed cows in the winter.

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paul

05-10-2005 08:08:39




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 Re: Hay Spear in reply to NorthM, 05-10-2005 07:59:27  
You plains folks have it so easy. I need to get through 3-foot drifts here in Minnesota to feed cattle in winter.... :) Need a tractor, & have the shovel along for when it's closer to 4 foot drifts....

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