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Snap coupler forks?
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    Posted: 27 Mar 2011 at 7:38pm
I was wondering if Allis ever made snap coupler forks for like hay bales? I seen one at a job site where I have been scrapping. I don't think he wants to junk it, but sense I an the new owner of a D17, figured it might come in handy. I did not look at it close but did see it was snap coupler.
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They made a carry all. somebody will post a picture of one. I don't believe it would be considered heavy enough to carry a big round bale.
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I did see that they had beefed up the arm that has the eye on it like maybe they had picked ed to much with it.
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Thanks for posting the pick.The one I glanced at looked different then the one in the pick. Must have been a homemade one. If I can get it, I will post a pick. better yet maybe I will go drag it out and take a pick. 
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When I was a kid (years ago) we made one for our 17...so I would imagine that there are more home-made ones out there............
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Here is a picture of the forks I stumbled across. Look heavy enough for a bail of hay.led across. look heavy enough for a bail of hay.
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