Hayguy
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gcreeck say's some picture's of your feeding outfit would be interesting.
is it unique?, fuel efficient? pics please.
is it unique?, fuel efficient? pics please.
WHR
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IMG_0343 by Bench H, on Flickr[/img]
This is a hydrafork I am trying to get in shape to use. There are two 1200 lb round bales loaded. I started small, now have figured out I need a bigger deck on my wagon to be able to load the amount of hay I want, and more horses to pull it. The fork pulls round bales apart and loads them like loose hay, although it is taking a while to get efficient at that. Right now we have a couple of smaller outfits, a wagon and a sleigh, both with round bale unrollers, until I get the bugs worked out of the hydrafork.
Hayguy
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definitely fuel efficient 
, good luck on the fine tuning. projects like those always seem to take more than they should :???:
, good luck on the fine tuning. projects like those always seem to take more than they should :???:gcreekrch
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What WHR is not saying is that when you mix a good horseman with tools, steel and hydraulics anything can happen. :wink:
Occasionally for the better. :lol:
Occasionally for the better. :lol:
leanin' H
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Denny said:
Just not to check heifers though! :lol: :lol: :wink:
Looks like a neat way to scatter groceries for the gals! Welcome to Ranchers WHR! We will try really hard not to hold your choice in Gcreek as a pal against you. :wink: Unless you too are a goatherder!
:lol: :lol: :lol: Keep snapping pictures and stop being a lurker. It's sure fun to see how other outfits do stuff. Again, WELCOME hillsdown
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IMG_0343 by Bench H, on Flickr[/img]
This is a hydrafork I am trying to get in shape to use. There are two 1200 lb round bales loaded. I started small, now have figured out I need a bigger deck on my wagon to be able to load the amount of hay I want, and more horses to pull it. The fork pulls round bales apart and loads them like loose hay, although it is taking a while to get efficient at that. Right now we have a couple of smaller outfits, a wagon and a sleigh, both with round bale unrollers, until I get the bugs worked out of the hydrafork.
Very cool, thanks for posting .
AT least you don't have to worry about them starting in the morning after a record low temp . 
I think I will stick to fossil fuels as well, need to support hubbies career a little longer . :wink:
