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PIERCE Ranch products are built to take the hassle out of livestock and pasture work. Our hay handling gear—3-point bale spikes, hydraulic truck bed bale spears, and gooseneck bale movers—is made in house by us to handle bales with ease, whether you’re unrolling or hauling. The VaxMate vaccine cooler, designed with input from ranchers, keeps livestock vaccines safe in harsh conditions. For calling in the herd, our standard and heavy-duty cattle sirens are built to last, covering small to large pastures with reliable performance. Plus, the cattle cube counter helps you cut feed waste and keep tabs on costs. PIERCE gear is trusted by ranchers for getting the job done right.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where are PIERCE bale spikes made?
Our shop is located in Henrietta, Texas, United States, where we fabricate, weld, assemble, and service our bale spikes.
How long does the Hydraulic Bale Spear take to lift a bale typically?
With normal pressure and a standard bale you are looking at 15 to 20 seconds.
How long can I expect my PIERCE Hydraulic Bale Spear to last?
With proper maintenance, a 20-year life can reasonably be expected. We routinely see PIERCE bale spikes manufactured in the early 90s still working on ranches locally.
What is the difference between the Gooseneck Bale Spear (ABS1K) and the Bolt-in Bale Spear (ABS2K)?
The ABS1K hay spear installs directly over a gooseneck ball; in comparison, the ABS2K bolts into the truck bed so you can haul trailers while the spear is mounted. Both units come equipped with removable bale spears.
What is the weight limit of Pierce Hydarulic Hay Bale Spears?
PIERCE bale spears have a lifting capacity of 2,500 lbs. NOTE: Picking up bales wider than the rear opening of your truck bed may result in truck damage. Also, Lifting anything other than hay bales will void the warranty and most likely damage your system.
