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Posted by rrlund on March 11, 2007 at 10:10:08 from (216.46.209.129):
In Reply to: Just About posted by Allan In NE on March 10, 2007 at 15:59:19:
I HATE having a bale all the way out on a bucket that way. I bought a Worksaver Bale Hand several years ago for $900.00. It tilts down like the bucket would when it dumps,squeezes the bale,which is excellent if the strings are bad. This thing will tip a bale up on end so I can stack them 4 high on end in the barn with my 1600 Oliver. Tip a bale down and it sits amazingly close to the front of the tractor. I'm telling you,I love this thing. Can't imagine handling round bales without it.
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