Posted by rrlund on January 26, 2016 at 07:16:58 from (162.250.25.33):
In Reply to: Bale spear material posted by MNfarmboy83 on January 26, 2016 at 06:43:54:
The only thing I ever found hard enough was a couple of axles out of the rearend of an old fire truck. I've snapped both of those off though. I broke one twice right flush with the frame. I've reused them,but they're getting short. I tried the shaft out of an old land roller. It lasted about half a dozen bales before it looked like a horseshoe. I've got a shaft here out of the back of an old JD 54 manure spreader. It's a larger diameter than the truck axles. I was going to try it when that axle broke a few weeks ago,but I was low on oxygen,so I just reused the axle again. I'll try it one of these days,but I'm a little concerned about the diameter and getting it in to these tight bales.
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