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<blockquote data-quote="Lucky" data-source="post: 1747549" data-attributes="member: 32659"><p>Are talking about an arm bed like DewEze or Hydrabed on a pickup? If so I've never loaded onto a trailer with mine but have picked up a bale and set it on another flatbed pickup. If loading trailer from side it would work but not very well because the bale is so close to the back of the truck. You also have to leave eough room between bales to open the arms and release the bale. If loading trailer from the back you could just shove the bales on the trailer forward with the bale on the truck as you load them. </p><p></p><p> I put of buying a balebed for years but after having a few I'd hate to be without one. It's hard to say how many things you can do with one. It's almost like having a loader tractor with you at all times. The bale bed has cut my tractor use in half and sped things up greatly. At first look they seem really expensive but are actually only about 5-6k more than a regular flatbed. 5-6k won't come close to buying any kind of tractor that can move hay or has a loader.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lucky, post: 1747549, member: 32659"] Are talking about an arm bed like DewEze or Hydrabed on a pickup? If so I've never loaded onto a trailer with mine but have picked up a bale and set it on another flatbed pickup. If loading trailer from side it would work but not very well because the bale is so close to the back of the truck. You also have to leave eough room between bales to open the arms and release the bale. If loading trailer from the back you could just shove the bales on the trailer forward with the bale on the truck as you load them. I put of buying a balebed for years but after having a few I'd hate to be without one. It's hard to say how many things you can do with one. It's almost like having a loader tractor with you at all times. The bale bed has cut my tractor use in half and sped things up greatly. At first look they seem really expensive but are actually only about 5-6k more than a regular flatbed. 5-6k won't come close to buying any kind of tractor that can move hay or has a loader. [/QUOTE]
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