Posted by thehickdaddy on June 09, 2021 at 21:43:41 from (50.38.94.243):
In Reply to: Re: Truck loader posted by SVcummins on June 09, 2021 at 20:32:55:
Copy, thankyou.
One of these days I will check out this website on something bigger then smart phone.
Here in pacific nw I have seen several scouts and jeeps with rear mounted front end loaders with the 4 bale grapples on them for loading and unloading small bales.
And I think south a few miles is Sunny D manufacturing, home of the Road Runner since the 1960s. Road runners are semi truck chassis with forklift masts and hay squeeze arms to load and unload semi loads of hay in just minutes, whether big bales or small. And then just road the street legal forklift at 60 mph to the next job.
Also lots of smaller home built all terrain forklifts built of out 90s F250s or suburbans for use loading pallets and totes of berries, grapes, apples, nuts, etc on our damp and hilly fields.
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