Using hay bale hooks can be an art form, as it’s easy for a beginner to throw both bale and hook, but, as with any skill, practice makes perfect. Having a large quantity of hay bales means the hook wielder will become an expert in no time, seeing to it that every grazing animal in need of fodder is …

2024年5月30日 · I use my hay hooks primarily when rebaling hay dealing and dealing with the core, moving hay off the chute of a small square baler, and unloading trailers especially when they are tightly...

2021年9月8日 · Rather than having to drive your fingers under tight strings or wires, you can use hay hooks to quickly grab a bale from either side and lift it. Hay hooks also give you the added benefit...

Hay hooks eliminate the need to try and force your fingers under the tight wires or strings holding the bales. Instead you can use your hay hooks to quickly grab a bale from both sides making it easier to lift evenly and carry. Hay hooks also give you the added benefit of adding a few extra inches of length to your arms which I’ve found makes ...

DO'S and 🚫 DONT'S when using a bale hook DO'S Ensure the bale hook is sharp Hold the bale hook in the corner for more control🚫 DONT'S 🚫 Hold the ...

2017年6月27日 · I use hay hooks all the time with small bales. Grab one by the string, the second with the hook. Makes pulling them out of the stack easier too. You just don't want to run one over with a rubber tire....

How To Use Hay Hooks. by The Woodland Elf · Published September 2, 2021 · Updated September 2, 2021. The Woodland Elf. Hey there! I'm Amber, The Woodland Elf. I'm here to teach you how to make cool stuff without spending a lot of money on it. From kick-ass costumes and fun craft projects to off-the-grid living, and organic gardening tutorials ...

2021年10月9日 · I use a long handled garden rake to gently pull bales over and over to the edge and then a bit over the edge to fall where I want them. Most any hay hook is fine in length, but I like to ope them a little more.

Hay bucking, or "bucking hay", is a type of manual labor where small square bales, ranging in weight from about 50 to 150 pounds (23 to 68 kg), are stacked by hand in a field, in a storage area such as a barn, or stacked on a vehicle for transportation, such as a flatbed trailer or semi truck for delivery to where the hay is needed. [1]