I make 4x5 dry bales; i have no problem there. I made some third cutting bales that had to be wrapped. Bales were around the 1200#+ area, and with one bale, I was dancing on the front wheels. I have a tire scraper that is a fair bit heavier (started using on a L325) than recommended by the scraper mfgr, and eventually the top angle on the scraper got humped up in the center. it put a lot of strain on the top corners of the SS mount and cracked it b/c of the single dump cylinder. Mostly my fault for wanting a scraper that went a little over half the width of the alleys. Probably not something that would affect you. As to finding attachments, there are some out there but not very plentiful. Consignment auctions are the best chances. I just had my local welding shop build a new bucket for me, using a mostly worn out bucket as a pattern. Cost $450, reasonable, compared to aftermarket buckets. Next up is a mounting plate for a bale spear. I have been using forks for the bales. I started with L325 skid steers, and kept after the same mounting system when I got the bigger ones. No aux hydraulics on either. Where are you located?
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