Manure/Compost & Hay Forks Model Code: AA (part# 1810500)


Manure/Compost & Hay Forks Model Code: AA (part# 1810500) by Jackson Professional Tools

List Price: $49.99
          Features:
  • 1810500
  • Forks, Hoes and Rakes
  • Blue
  • Ames

The Regular 3-Tine Bent Handle Hay Fork has a bent pattern and sharpened, oval tines made of tempered steel for years of service. The tines are 12 inches long and 7-1/2 inches wide with 3-3/4 inch spacing. The handle is 48 inches long, crafted from tough northern ash for maximum strength and durability. The handle is attached with a long chrome steel ferrule for long-time dependability. Part of a long line of quality Ames tools, this hay fork is rugged enough to work hard on the job. Read more...

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Hay Fork Pulley with Swivel Eye


Hay Fork Pulley with Swivel Eye by Fehr Bros Industries

List Price: $34.99
          Features:
  • Fehr Brothers Hay Fork Pulley W/Swvl Eye SM-2
  • FEHR BROS INDUSTRIES

One piece, steel construction hot dip galvanized. One ton working load limit. Typically used with manila or synthetic rope. 1" sheath x 1" eye opening x 7/8" rope. Holds 1 ton. Read more...

Nupla SF4D-48 Steel Spading/Hay Farming Fork with 4-Tine Blade and D Grip, 48" Classic Handle


Nupla SF4D-48 Steel Spading/Hay Farming Fork with 4-Tine Blade and D Grip, 48" Classic Handle by Nupla Corporation

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We must do all we can to protect cats
Bowling Green Daily News - Oct 11, 2011

Tree cutters have told me it isn't unusual to find the skeletons of cats in the forks of trees. To prevent this tragedy, it is a good idea to search all trees in the area, not only during the day but also at night. When it gets dark, take a flashlight


Couple loses home to fire hours before wedding
Grand Forks Herald - Oct 08, 2011

Strong southerly winds sent sparks across Highway 2, where it ignited about three dozen hay bales on another property. “This is a warning. Don't be burning when it's blowing,” said Roed, a retired Grand Forks firefighter. “This one jumped all the way


'Growing local' a way of life at Raub Farm
Allentown Morning Call - Oct 10, 2011

both of Forks, took Edinger's son Ben, 4, to Raub's on Sunday to take advantage of a gorgeously warm early October Sunday and to help Ben learn about farming. "He loves tractors," Edinger said as Ben peered at the one pulling the hay wagon he was


Firefighters tackle Brixham rugby club blaze
South Devon Herald Express - Oct 10, 2011

They found one large bale of hay weighing approximately half a tonne well alight but well away from the barn itself. Fire crews extinguished the hay bale, which was severely damaged by fire, using two hose reel jets and drag forks.


Potatoes Defended as 'America's Favorite Vegetable' After Study on Fat

24.06.11

Chris Voigt lost 21 pounds in two months on an all-potato diet just to prove spuds don’t make you fat, he said.

“People should not be afraid of potatoes,” Voigt, 46, executive director of the Washington State Potato Commission, said yesterday in an interview. “They’re one of the few foods that are so good for you that you could live off of them.”

That’s not what a Harvard University analysis found. A report published June 22 in the New England Journal of Medicine showed that forgoing a 1-ounce bag of potato chips each day in favor of yogurt can save almost a pound of weight gain every four years.

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Judgment affirmed. tered solely with reference to the hay fork | and pulleys, ... Hay forks are detachable articles. They are separated from the barn, ...
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Paynes Forks on Back-hoe to Haul Hay - TractorByNet.com

by mlwalt

I would use the Paynes Forks to haul 1-ton bales up the road 100 yards to my cattle feeders. My concerns before I buy: are these going to be reliable for this type of use and recommended? Will they move around or twist left and right while driving, and will they put too much stress on the front of my bucket? Thank you for your help.

Source: Paynes Forks on Back-hoe to Haul Hay - TractorByNet.com