We use ours to load/unload and stack wrapped and unwrapped round bales in the summer then in the winter we take the rollers off and use it to move/stack square straw bales which it's especially good for as it has long tines and the gap can be adjusted which helps with the problem of tines ripping out of bales due to the tines being short and/or too close together.
@bobpall3676
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Brilliant machine 👍👍
@ronnieg6358
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Removing the sleeves is not as simple as it looks, You need a spanner and the nut and washer have to be un screwed with it all the way down the thread as it is a nylock nut. The nuts and washers then have to be put back again with the spanner or put somewhere to prevent them being lost. This all has to be repeated when the sleeves are replaced. A simple solution to this is to grind a flat on the heavy washer to allow the flange on the sleeve to pass it. The nut then only needs to be loosened for the washer to be rotated and the sleeve removed. Using an additional spring washer would make the operation even simpler as the heavy washer could be turned by hand without the need for a spanner. How about that for an idea McHale?
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