Hey all!
My friends and I are currently trying to decide how to transport heavy hay (700lb-1000lb bales) from my friend's house (the hay guys will drop it there) to my horse's pasture, two blocks away.
They could be round bales or square bales.
I can shove a tow rope on it and haul it with my truck, but I really don't want to haul a round bale down the street. I don't think I'd have much hay left after that trip, lol.
We do not have a tractor, and probably don't have a trailer either.
I was thinking about using my truck to haul it onto a big piece of plywood and somehow dragging the plywood down the road (like a sled...) but A) I don't know how I'd do that and B) I'm not sure plywood is strong enough for 700-1000lbs of hay.
Any ideas? Anyway to shove the thing in the bed of my truck? I have ramps...
My friends and I are currently trying to decide how to transport heavy hay (700lb-1000lb bales) from my friend's house (the hay guys will drop it there) to my horse's pasture, two blocks away.
They could be round bales or square bales.
I can shove a tow rope on it and haul it with my truck, but I really don't want to haul a round bale down the street. I don't think I'd have much hay left after that trip, lol.
We do not have a tractor, and probably don't have a trailer either.
I was thinking about using my truck to haul it onto a big piece of plywood and somehow dragging the plywood down the road (like a sled...) but A) I don't know how I'd do that and B) I'm not sure plywood is strong enough for 700-1000lbs of hay.
Any ideas? Anyway to shove the thing in the bed of my truck? I have ramps...