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East Central Ks | Looking to purchase a 3 point bale unroller. I can buy several models rated for 2000 - 3000 lbs for $850 - $1000. Looks like the dew eze might be alot heavier construction. It is around $1650 in price. What is every ones past experience. We will be feeding close to 100 cows, usually 3 bales per day. Any thoughts.
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Eastern Half of Kansas | Nieghbors have a deweze on the tractor, I priced one, couldn't see giving $1600 for one. I have an $800 one from S&H in Lockwood, it works fine. Be careful, when you're pricing, some dont include cylinder and hoses or 3pt pins. S&H came with cylinder and hoses, can't remember on pins, I think. |
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East Central Ks | Yes I priced one from S&H, and that is what i will likely do. S&H are good people to deal with. Sure wish they were a little closer.
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northwest tennessee | I have a worksaver brand and is rated at 2000 pounds and for hoses cylinder and all was right at 1000.00. |
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Eastern Half of Kansas | I think they're good people too. We were lucky brother was going to school down at Pittsburg at the time and liked to get away a little on a road trip. |
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Eastern Half of Kansas | Just ran across this. It's exactly what I bought from S&H :
http://kansascity.craigslist.org/grd/2692217591.html
Mine is all red with black spinners, I think mine was built in Missouri, but can't remember the company name without looking. You move the small flat iron's between the cylinder and arms to change from 4 and 5 foot bales. |
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| Guy who ran a welding repair shop and propane business built bale unrollers for years. There must be hundreds of them sold around in this region. He has been retired for a few years now. I have two of his units bought about 5 years apart. They really hold their value at farm sales. The only part that ever breaks is the pivot on the scissors action for the arms. Might be because I have too big of a cylinder on it. |
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