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Madison Co. Virginia | That style works well for rounds here. Can't speak to squares, as I've never handled them.
Only disadvantage to the single spear type in round bales, is a rotten twine bale can spin and shell off, if it's speared off-center. With net-wrapped bales, particularly if stored in a barn, a single spear works fine. The two small spears below the main one are nice, but not to be depended on for keeping the bale from spinning. | |
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Is this bale spear any good?
