Bale Bed Wagon

[WHFarms]

Has anyone seen a wagon that can be pulled behind a tractor that acts much like a bale bed. I am looking for a wagon to hold 2 bales and will unroll the rear one. I would expect to load and unload the wagon like I would with a bale bed. Today we use 2 different bale unrollers that we built and they work great. Would just like to have something with 2 bales of storage and hydraulic squeeze vs pounding spike.

I am looking for something super simple that can be pulled with a small tractor and doesnt use a ton of Fuel.

 

[GermantownGreen]

Not exactly what you are dreaming of, but look into
Green Pastures Farm, Greg Judy. On YouTube, and that's his farm name on the Internet too. Here in central mid Missouri, makes a very sensible bale unroller single axle job that you spike the sides of bale then winch up and then take to cows. Uses Honda 4-wheeler, we have one. I have used with my Polaris explorer.
GG Wes

 

[Willow Lane]

We have a machine that "sort of" does what you want, it self loads the first bale and carries a second bale on the back. Unrolls the first bale over the side and then you load the second bale into the unroll location. Google "tubeline chainless bale feeder" There are other manufacturers out there, this just happens to be what we used to use. It's all hydraulic, works best if you have 3 sets of remotes

 

[BarnyardEngineering]

Find a truck with a bale bed and a bad engine. Tear the cab off. Cut the frame behind the engine. Bend the frame rails together and weld on a hitch.

 

[WHFarms]

Not exactly what you are dreaming of, but look into
Green Pastures Farm, Greg Judy. On YouTube, and that's his farm name on the Internet too. Here in central mid Missouri, makes a very sensible bale unroller single axle job that you spike the sides of bale then winch up and then take to cows. Uses Honda 4-wheeler, we have one. I have used with my Polaris explorer.
GG Wes

I have 2 Unroller like his. Mine are both built in our shop and used his idea plus many mods. We pull ours with a Farmall 560 because our big 6x5 makes gets to be a lot of weight on the hills.

We run electric winches with a remote. Source most parts from Amazon. It really works well.

 

[WHFarms]

Find a truck with a bale bed and a bad engine. Tear the cab off. Cut the frame behind the engine. Bend the frame rails together and weld on a hitch.

That's where this is headed I think.