Moving round bales with ATV

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Bigfoot said:
This works as it should, and they guy that builds/sells them was a real honest hard working man. I he delivered mine, but i had to wait for him to coming my direction with some.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zntWh2bmi5s

BF - Please stop practicing your EBONICS... you are not very good at it :lol:
 
sstterry said:
Lucky said:
http://grassworksmanufacturing.com/grassworks-hydraulic-hay-bale-handler/
That looks really heavy duty. What is the price? It is not listed on the website.

Not sure on price. I bought a weed wiper from them several years ago and it was well built.

I've got a tumble bug like in the video also. It is effective and works good but if you are handling very big rolls I doubt an ATV would flip it over. I bought mine used for $200.
Edit....
Oops watched the video and mine is not like that. Mine is a no hands operation. Just back up to bale and then pull forward.
 
Never done it with an ATV but do it with my utv all the time and a bale buggy. An electric winch would make life easier.

I would add a little weight to the back rack of the atv like a sack or two of feed or some thing. My utvs can get a little light in the rear with a bale, especially if you dont crank it up all the way (dont do that).
 
I'm assuming you already have the atv your planning on using? otherwise it would cost you more to buy the atv and hay buggy than a used 2wd tractor and bale spear. imho
 
hurleyjd said:
I guess I am a doubter try that in the pasture with a bunch of hungry cows trying to eat before it is unrolled. Also I really doubt that bale being 1800 lbs. More like 800.

I agree with you on the bale weight, but you could do like I do and cut and remove the strings or netting before you get to the field. I don't have one of the ATV unrollers, but that is what I do with my FEL hay spear.
 

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