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Bucket-Mounted Front Bale Spear
"I can install this bale spear on my loader bucket in seconds. No need to take off the bucket," says Terrell Pahl, Hamilton, Ohio, about the bucket-mounted bale spear he built that doubles as a pallet mover.
A 2-in. receiver hitch welds to the top of the bucket and a length of 3-in. angle iron fits against the l
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Bucket-Mounted Front Bale Spear BALE HANDLING Bale Handling (31B) 33-1-43 "I can install this bale spear on my loader bucket in seconds. No need to take off the bucket," says Terrell Pahl, Hamilton, Ohio, about the bucket-mounted bale spear he built that doubles as a pallet mover.
A 2-in. receiver hitch welds to the top of the bucket and a length of 3-in. angle iron fits against the lip of the bucket. That's all that's needed to hold the bale spear in place.
Two small spears are welded to the lower end of the T-shaped bracket. A larger, removable spear fits into a hole near the top.
To use the unit as a pallet mover, Pahl simply unbolts the bale spear and uses the two smaller bale spears as forks.
He can use the receiver hitch on top of the bucket to move trailers by inserting a standard drawbar.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Terrell Pahl, 5766 State Rd., Hamilton, Ohio 45013 (ph 513 726-5077; Marie.Pahl@yahoo.com).
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