Blue power
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I built a set of forks for my B2320. They should work good for brush, manure, and picking larger stones.
Loader Forks.
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mddorange
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- 2014 Kubota L3200 DT w/LA524 FEL, Loaded rear tires, LP RCR 1860 5' Cutter, LP RTA 1258 5' Tiller, LP PFL 2042 Pallet Forks w/60" Extensions, KK BB60 Box Blade, KK PHD-12" Post Hole Digger
Looks real good. Must be nice have all those tools. Do you work on big rigs also?
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Blue power
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I'm a farmer, my compact tractor is more or less just for hobby. We fix most of our equipment ourselves.
mddorange
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- 2014 Kubota L3200 DT w/LA524 FEL, Loaded rear tires, LP RCR 1860 5' Cutter, LP RTA 1258 5' Tiller, LP PFL 2042 Pallet Forks w/60" Extensions, KK BB60 Box Blade, KK PHD-12" Post Hole Digger
How big is your farm? What do you raise?
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Blue power
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1000ac, I grow corn and beans. We also do custom large square baling.
mddorange
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- 2014 Kubota L3200 DT w/LA524 FEL, Loaded rear tires, LP RCR 1860 5' Cutter, LP RTA 1258 5' Tiller, LP PFL 2042 Pallet Forks w/60" Extensions, KK BB60 Box Blade, KK PHD-12" Post Hole Digger
How large of bales? I normally get the large round ones unless it is a stop gap measure. Are they square for easier stacking?
CDN Farm Boy
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Nice forks. Nicer shop!
Where in Winchester are you? I grew up near Morrisburg
Where in Winchester are you? I grew up near Morrisburg
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Blue power
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Square bales are faster to make and much easier to stack.
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I live about 1km north of Winchester on Spruit rd.
