3 POINT HITCH FORKS w/pics

[beenthere]

They are very handy to have, and especially handy with HTL. I move all my firewood on pallets from storage into the garage with the forks on the iMatch. Not much additional iron to make them iMatch compatible.

 

[tmarch]

Nice job, I use a hay bale fork the same way.

 

[deerehunter/operator]

Another thing guys can do also is buy an old three point round bale mover and add the quick tach pieces for the loader. I was able to do this and got the pieces for about $40 from Deere. The only problem is the forks are not adjustable side to side but the tines are nice and long to accomodate sliding underneath large round bales. Heres a pick of mine. I can also still use these on the three point.

 

[Henri88]

Another thing guys can do also is buy an old three point round bale mover and add the quick tach pieces for the loader. I was able to do this and got the pieces for about $40 from Deere. The only problem is the forks are not adjustable side to side but the tines are nice and long to accomodate sliding underneath large round bales. Heres a pick of mine. I can also still use these on the three point.

Don't see no ''large round bales'' in that picture.

 

[Zebrafive]

Wish I had thought of this before I bought a home made bale carrier (it has two, 2 1/2" square tubing forks, 47" long) to use on the rear for pallets. Since I have a set of forks for my loader. Could have saved some $s modifing them, but at least I can still use the forks on my loader and have a heavy load on the bale carrier for ballast.