Abstract: A device for impaling and lifting hay bales consisting of a long, round, pencil-pointed shaft for said purpose plus two shorter shafts of similar design protruding just below and to each side of the main impaling spear for the purpose of stabilizing the bale in the process of loading and handling. This structure is mounted on a rigid steel frame which is designed for attachment to any ordinary hydraulically operated front end loader, or for attachment to any common three-point tractor hitch. Optimum utility is achieved with a tractor having such devices mounted at each end for use at the same time.

Abstract: A hay hauler and feeder includes a platform of wood framed in steel with demountable racks which, when in place, serve as self-feeders, on sides, front and rear. Feeding stations are divided with steel bars angled to the right or left to limit and control hay withdrawal in order that the contents may be fed with minimum wastage. The hauler-feeder is mounted on a single axle mounting with four wheels in tandem which are capable of oscillation for maximum uniform weight distribution and a trailer jack at the front tongue for leveling when field-feeding.