Portable 3-Bale Feeder
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We used junked equipment to make a portable 3-bale feeder. Our only out-of-pocket costs were for welding rods and 2 gal. of paint. We used the wheels, axle and heavy gauge angle iron from an old farm elevator as well as I-beams from a junked house trailer and a 16-ga. paint dip tank from a local manufacturer. I also used the upper framework and roof off a 16-ft. stock trailer which I had built 30 years before. I cut the 16-ga. steel flooring sheets out of the old paint tank and welded them to the frame-work of the trailer. [push bales into the 2-wheeled feeder from one end. (William P. Craig, 746 N 1000 E, Akron, Ind. 46910 ph 219 893-7019)
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Portable 3-Bale Feeder HAY & FORAGE HARVESTING Bale Handling (5) 19-1-38 We used junked equipment to make a portable 3-bale feeder. Our only out-of-pocket costs were for welding rods and 2 gal. of paint. We used the wheels, axle and heavy gauge angle iron from an old farm elevator as well as I-beams from a junked house trailer and a 16-ga. paint dip tank from a local manufacturer. I also used the upper framework and roof off a 16-ft. stock trailer which I had built 30 years before. I cut the 16-ga. steel flooring sheets out of the old paint tank and welded them to the frame-work of the trailer. [push bales into the 2-wheeled feeder from one end. (William P. Craig, 746 N 1000 E, Akron, Ind. 46910 ph 219 893-7019)
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