Bale Fork Bale Tine 1m long tines EURO B/P
Bale Fork Bale Tine 1m long tines EURO B/P
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$2,012.50
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$2,012.50
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Farmrite Bale forks offer a safe and effective way to move bales around your property. Perfect for all bales round or square.
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Description
Description
These large bale forks make handling bales safe and easy on the farm. Designed to be extra strong and sturdy with two heavy-duty 1.25m long tines. At 1015mm wide this bale fork is well suited to both small and larger bales. This product has been designed to fit Euro Backplates only. Made by Kaimai steel in Matamata New Zeland.
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Key features
- Large Bale for 1015mm wide
- 1m Long heavy duty tines
- Suits Euro Backplates
- Perfect for all bales round or square
- New Zealand Made by Kaimai Steel in Matamata
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Product Details
Product Details
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Pickup and Delivery
Pickup and Delivery
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Pick up available at all Farmlands branches.
- Your order will be ready for pick up from your selected branch within 5-7 working days.
- You will receive an email when your order is ready for pick up.
- If the product is not available in-store and needs to be ordered, please note that this may result in longer processing times.Â
- Learn more about in-store pick-up here.
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Delivery Information
We aim to dispatch your order within 2-5 working days.
- Delivery to New Zealand addresses only, excluding outer islands (Chatham Island, Stewart Island, Kawau Island, Waiheke Island, Matakana Island, Great Barrier Island and d’Urville Island).
- Multiple deliveries may be required (at no extra cost to you).
- Shipment of dangerous goods may incur additional charges.
- Shipment of oversized items may incur additional charges.
- Remote addresses and dangerous goods may take longer.
- If your product is unavailable in-store and needs to be ordered, we will notify you.
- Learn more about delivery here.
