Anyone own/use Cannonball Bale Beds?

[AKweldshop]

I have 2 (two) of them. Both mounted on 90's Dodge Cummins
I would like to hear from others with them.
I hope to start making a long youtube vid review of them soon.

these are the beds.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=GnXCVS-QXvQ
If this is not the right forum, can you please move it to the correct one.

Thanks,
~John

 

[AKweldshop]

Ok guys,

I must of posted in the right forum.

I'm working on making youtube vids on my cannonballs.
Slowly,

Could use some work.

Enjoy,

~John

 

[AKweldshop]

Nobody uses them??

 

[schmism]

I always assocated that type of tool with the far west ranches that cover 1000's of acers.

In the midwest that type of setup just isnt found. The cows are kept around a barn or out in limited pasture with bales that are fed with standard FEL mounts on tractors.

Its my understanding same is true for the south.

 

[Soundguy]

I always assocated that type of tool with the far west ranches that cover 1000's of acers.

In the midwest that type of setup just isnt found. The cows are kept around a barn or out in limited pasture with bales that are fed with standard FEL mounts on tractors.

Its my understanding same is true for the south.

yup.. bale spear of a loader.. or 3pt hitch.. or just roll it off the back of a trailer or pickup a-la- manual.

 

[AKweldshop]

 

[AKweldshop]

 

[schmism]

1200 lb bales.... 5 bales... 6000lbs on that truck?

 

[xzcVAbc5]

I haven't heard of that brand. Where I live in Sabetha, KS we have two manufacturers that build bale beds: Triple C Mfg. and Krogman Balebeds. Triple C has been building hydraulic bale beds for about 30 years or more.

 

[AKweldshop]