The right hay spear for a front-end loader depends on the loader’s attachment interface, rated capacity and the bales you handle. A high rating on a spear does not raise the tractor’s lifting limit, and an attachment cannot prevent an unstable bale from falling.
The four Titan configurations below use different mounting arrangements and tine layouts. Compare the complete machine and attachment combination before buying, including the load center, attachment weight, required ballast and the condition of the bucket or quick-attach mechanism.
Video: a hay-handling attachment demonstration. Confirm the exact attachment, loader compatibility and operating instructions for your own setup; this is not a capacity test or a mounting guide for all four products below.
Four Hay-Spear and Tine-Bucket Options
1. Titan SSQA Single-Spear Frame
Titan SSQA Hay Spear Frame with 49-inch Main Spear
- Skid steer quick-attach connection; check your loader interface
- 49-inch Conus 2 main spear and two stabilizer spears
- Manufacturer-rated 3,000 lb frame capacity
- Actual usable load is limited by the complete loader setup
This configuration uses a 49-inch Conus 2 main spear and two shorter stabilizers on a skid st