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medly54

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I was thinking of buying a H or M but id rather have a H if it will pick up and haul round bales with a 3point hitch or do u have to add alot of weights to the front. IT will be a single front end H.
thanks
 
You'll probably need some weight on the front. Depending on bale size, you might need weight on the front of the M, also.

If your hydraulic system is in good shape, it will easily lift the front of the H off the ground when a big load is on the 3pt.
 
DEPENDING ON HOW BIG THE BAILS ARE,THE M SHOULD DO IT WITH OUT A PROBLEM. THE H IS GOING TO BE VERY LIGHT ON THE FRONT. LIFTING THEM SHOULDN'T BE A PROBLEM JUST MOVING THEM. BE SMART,BE SAFE.
 
H's will break rear axles with a 2-row corn picker if you get rough with them...

Pretty sure a big round bale is heavier. If you're going to do it, be careful, move slow and hope you have smooth fields.

I'd go with an M... 450 or 560 would be even better.
 
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