My skid steer accumulator was FAR less than that hay monster went for. I love those old monsters - the guy that does custom square hauling for me when I sell squares has four of them. He has two high school kids plus the driver for each. You are still going to struggle to get kids to help. He always has really good ones but pays them dearly.
He’s also having to bodge them together frequently because they are older than dirt and since we are a couple of hours from Harper (KS where they were made) he has to make the parts he needs in a jamb. They always break on Saturday at 7 pm.
My neighbor has the same grapple I do and runs it on his loader tractor just fine. It’s all in what you are used to using it on. I can pick up the field, stack it on hay wagons, and then take it off the wagons and stack it in the shed by myself. In an air conditioned machine. There’s a lot of value in that (and my cardiologist would agree).
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