Moving large square bales, with no machinery. Let’s do this.

   / Moving large square bales, with no machinery. Let’s do this. #111  
I was just adding to the thread drift :)
 
   / Moving large square bales, with no machinery. Let’s do this.
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I was just adding to the thread drift :)
That’s ok, I’m actually going in the other direction, looking for “dollar store” solutions to shoving a few 1,000lb blocks of hay off of a flatbed truck or trailer.
Buying winches, cranes, 1/2 million dollar farm loaders & related machinery isn’t really practical for $250 small loads of hay.
 
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   / Moving large square bales, with no machinery. Let’s do this. #113  
I thought you were looking to push bales off the back of your Ram 5500 -thus the $55 (removable) winch option. Good luck finding a Dollar Store solution.
 
   / Moving large square bales, with no machinery. Let’s do this.
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I thought you were looking to push bales off the back of your Ram 5500 -thus the $55 (removable) winch option.
I don’t understand how a winch would pull the bale off the bed and I already have a winch on the truck.

Good luck finding a Dollar Store solution.
We have already found a few. PVC rollers, a 4x4 under one side of bale, some slippery sheets of material, tying a rope to a tree to pull bale off, or a second truck pulls bales off my truck, etc.

Topic is beat to death.
 
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