skid steer accumulator agtalk site talk.newagtalk.com I’m seriously considering a grapple accumulator for my skid steer but would really like to have the bales on edge. Also thought about a hoelscher. Baler is a 575 new Holland.
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Have always put up small squares the old fashioned way riding on the rack but I . We would use it on a tracked skid steer if we got one. We don't have a lot of hay . I’m seriously considering a grapple accumulator for my skid steer but would .
Have always put up small squares the old fashioned way riding on the rack but I am curious about these accumulator/grapple attachments. The cheaper ones I see for sale are a land honor brand 10 bale. We would use it on a tracked skid steer if we got one. We don't have a lot of hay and one of these would fit the budget. We would use it on a tracked skid steer if we got one. We don't have a lot of hay and one of these would fit the budget. Farthest hay field from the barn would be a 1/4 mile so it would be easy to drive back to the barn and unload. I’m seriously considering a grapple accumulator for my skid steer but would really like to have the bales on edge. Also thought about a hoelscher. Baler is a 575 new Holland.Posted 1/29/2024 12:09 (#10599100 - in reply to #10598286) Subject: RE: Small square accumulator/grapple for skid steer. Northern IL We have a Chinese knock off of the land honor.
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Posted 1/28/2024 20:54 (#10598331 - in reply to #10598286) Subject: RE: Small square accumulator/grapple for skid steer. NC KS 2 of my sons have bought used Farmhand bale grabbers (may or may not have skid plate on it but can be welded on ).Posted 1/29/2024 07:28 (#10598689 - in reply to #10598286) Subject: RE: Small square accumulator/grapple for skid steer. Yankton County South Dakota My son has a maxilator accumagrapple he uses on my small payloader.Posted 1/28/2024 21:15 (#10598371 - in reply to #10598286) Subject: RE: Small square accumulator/grapple for skid steer. Thumb of Michigan Some of the accumulator grapples have removable bar (s )/divider (s ).
A 4 bale grapple to fit a skid loader, like a Bobcat 753 would be a good match for that size accumulator. That would be a good setup for me and use tractor and skid steer that I already had. Great pictures of your setup. I’ve owned several mulching units. Started with a skid steer and fecon mulcher back in 2013. I absolutely hated running it. Yes it worked for field edges but you couldn’t get high enough to actually make a difference with low hanging branches. 100hp is bare minimum, high flow is a must and performance is still lackluster.
If you are a contractor trying to move around a muddy lot or finish grading you cannot beat a track skid. If you are in muddy conditions you can't beat them. They will push like a bulldozer but a wheel is still a good all around machine Have always put up small squares the old fashioned way riding on the rack but I am curious about these accumulator/grapple attachments. The cheaper ones I see for sale are a land honor brand 10 bale. We would use it on a tracked skid steer if we got one. We don't have a lot of hay and one of these would fit the budget. We would use it on a tracked skid steer if we got one. We don't have a lot of hay and one of these would fit the budget. Farthest hay field from the barn would be a 1/4 mile so it would be easy to drive back to the barn and unload. I’m seriously considering a grapple accumulator for my skid steer but would really like to have the bales on edge. Also thought about a hoelscher. Baler is a 575 new Holland.
Posted 1/29/2024 12:09 (#10599100 - in reply to #10598286) Subject: RE: Small square accumulator/grapple for skid steer. Northern IL We have a Chinese knock off of the land honor.Posted 1/28/2024 20:54 (#10598331 - in reply to #10598286) Subject: RE: Small square accumulator/grapple for skid steer. NC KS 2 of my sons have bought used Farmhand bale grabbers (may or may not have skid plate on it but can be welded on ).Posted 1/29/2024 07:28 (#10598689 - in reply to #10598286) Subject: RE: Small square accumulator/grapple for skid steer. Yankton County South Dakota My son has a maxilator accumagrapple he uses on my small payloader.
Posted 1/28/2024 21:15 (#10598371 - in reply to #10598286) Subject: RE: Small square accumulator/grapple for skid steer. Thumb of Michigan Some of the accumulator grapples have removable bar (s )/divider (s ). A 4 bale grapple to fit a skid loader, like a Bobcat 753 would be a good match for that size accumulator. That would be a good setup for me and use tractor and skid steer that I already had. Great pictures of your setup. I’ve owned several mulching units. Started with a skid steer and fecon mulcher back in 2013. I absolutely hated running it. Yes it worked for field edges but you couldn’t get high enough to actually make a difference with low hanging branches. 100hp is bare minimum, high flow is a must and performance is still lackluster.
Small square accumulator/grapple for skid steer.
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