TODAYS SEAT TIME

Larro Darro · Aug 19, 2015

terryknight said:
used mine for a little body work

Teaching an old dog new tricks is something you need to use only on your actual dog. Teaching your F350 to roll over is not a good thing.

Gordon Gould · Aug 19, 2015

Larro Darro said:
Teaching an old dog new tricks is something you need to use only on your actual dog. Teaching your F350 to roll over is not a good thing.

:laughing:

terryknight · Aug 19, 2015

if it rolls the other way won't all the dents come out?

square1 · Aug 20, 2015

used mine for a little body work

That'll buff right out!

wmonroe · Aug 20, 2015

KenB2920 said:
it never happened if there aren't any photos to prove it !!! Jk Did you use your tractor or his to move the bales? If yours, did it handle them well?

I was waiting for someone to say that, unfortunately I forgot to take my phone with me so no pics. He had his tractor at the field loading, about 10 miles away, so I used my 5240 to unload them. The kubota handled them very well, had the rfm on the back for ballast (no filled tires or wheel weights yet) and it felt good. They were 4x5 bales and I would guess about 800-1000 lbs, stacked them three high in the barn.

KenB2920 · Aug 20, 2015

wmonroe said:
I was waiting for someone to say that, unfortunately I forgot to take my phone with me so no pics. He had his tractor at the field loading, about 10 miles away, so I used my 5240 to unload them. The kubota handled them very well, had the rfm on the back for ballast (no filled tires or wheel weights yet) and it felt good. They were 4x5 bales and I would guess about 800-1000 lbs, stacked them three high in the barn.

Ahhhh, the old forgot the phone trick jk...

YA know, I've never moved bales and for some reason thought those big one weighed more than that.

Xfaxman · Aug 20, 2015

wmonroe said:
------------ They were 4x5 bales and I would guess about 800-1000 lbs, stacked them three high in the barn.

KenB2920 said:
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YA know, I've never moved bales and for some reason thought those big one weighed more than that.

The big ones (5x6) do. It depends on the mosture content and how tightly they are wrapped, so a 4x5 could weigh over 1000 lbs.

The 5x6 bales that I have experience with are 1200-1500 lbs. Here is one hanging on the scale with a tow strap. The picture shows that it happened!

dieselcrawler · Aug 20, 2015

terryknight said:
if it rolls the other way won't all the dents come out?

Parts truck?

CanuckPT · Aug 23, 2015

Opened up about a 10 foot length along my driveway rock wall to move a ShelterLogic garage that I use for my ATV, splitter, snow blower, etc. to a new location. I'm making it big enough for my Tacoma with my Snow Way plow so I can bet it out of my driveway. Fun use of my box blade & bucket. Still more to be done but it's a good start!