Posted by cjunrau on August 19, 2015 at 18:03:59 from (209.202.5.108):
In Reply to: Re: Junk Yard Dog posted by Allan In NE on August 19, 2015 at 06:02:26:
The good forks Will out last anything that tractor can lift. I lift 2 1500lbs bales at atime,1 fork in each bale and have yet to break one. is true a grapple can handle broken bales and a fork can't. But with a fork from the end you will almost never break a bale. We load from the side, 2 bales at a time on the semi(pipe style), and spear in at a bit of a down angle with no problems. I have used grapple and forks and will only go back to grapple in winter when I have to push snow as well. Once you get used to forks it is way faster and you don't break the bales when one slides out of the grapple. just my $.02
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