Hay & Bale Handling
Feeding cattle is a daily job that runs year-round, and the equipment here handles the core of that work. Bale spears and the 3-point spike kit pick up and transport round and square bales from storage to feed areas. The bale unroller lets a single operator roll out hay along a feed line without leaving the tractor seat — a job that otherwise requires cutting twine and spreading by hand. The Bucher dual action pump powers bale spear hydraulics with controlled up and down movement, so the operator can place and position bales precisely rather than relying on gravity drop.
Bucher 2-Way Bale Spear HPU | 3 qt Steel
Powers bale spear hydraulics with controlled up and down movement. The dual action lets the operator place and position bales precisely during stacking rather than relying on gravity drop, which can break bales apart.
3-Point Tractor Bale Spear | Complete Kit
Mounts to the tractor’s three-point hitch for picking up and transporting round and square bales. A straightforward attachment that turns any three-point equipped tractor into a bale mover for daily feeding runs.
3-Point Hay Bale Unroller
Rolls out round bales along feed lines directly from the tractor, eliminating the manual work of cutting twine and spreading hay by hand. A single operator can lay out a full feed line without leaving the tractor seat.
Gooseneck Truck Bed Bale Spear | 2,500 lb
Front-loader mounted bale spear for picking, carrying, and placing round bales. The primary tool for moving bales from storage to feed areas on a daily basis across the cattle operation.
Fence & Post
Fence maintenance is constant on a cattle operation — rotational grazing means moving temporary fence lines, damaged posts need replacing, and expansion or reconfiguration of pastures requires pulling existing posts. The hydraulic t-post puller removes metal t-posts cleanly without bending them, so they can be reused. That saves both the cost of new posts and the labor of wrestling bent posts out of the ground by hand.
Hauling
A factory bed dump kit turns the ranch pickup into a utility vehicle that hauls feed, salt blocks, fencing supplies, and loose materials to wherever they’re needed on the property — then dumps the load without hand-unloading. On a cattle operation, that truck might haul supplement feed to a pasture in the morning and a load of gravel to patch a road in the afternoon.
