Is This Thing Going To WORK? Fabricating and Welding a Bale Trailer. Greg Judy Experiment.
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- Опубліковано 18 лис 2022
- This DIY project was a blast! The whole family got in on this build and the kids learned to do some welding. This is a must have tool for the regenerative rancher, farmer, or homesteader.
Parts List for bale unrolled:
*Please verify parts compatibility before ordering.*
Hub and spindle assembly
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Trailer winch
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Trailer tongue coupler
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Wheels and tires
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Metal cutting circular saw
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Build Video:
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Welcome to Tick Creek Ranch. This channel was created to show the daily ins and outs of life on a small ranch. We are a family of eight, our lifestyle has taken us from the deserts of Idaho to the wilds of Alaska and back to the lower 48. We followed our dreams and finally settled in the Ozark’s of Missouri. We have owned and operated our own businesses over the years, ranging from carpentry and excavation to commercial and residential landscape. The children and ourselves have developed a passion for learning new skills which include leather work, welding and fabricating, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, roofing, painting, equipment operation, timber sawing, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, flatwork and concrete, timber framing, cattle ranching, horse training, and many more. Please follow along on this journey as we build our new home and delve into the ways of regenerative ranching. So stick around and watch us create our dream using old world construction techniques and style reminiscent of an era gone by. Thank you and enjoy the journey. - Навчання та стиль
So impressive you teach your daughters to be self sufficient.
As always. I am both entertained and educated. The engineering skills are on point. You are truly the definition of the American Dream.
My wife said “If you keep up with compliments like that, my head won’t fit through doors anymore”. Lol! Thank you. We’ve got a lot more to come.
@@tickcreekranch Always give credit where it is due. I enjoy watching.
Congratulations on your newly fabricated bale unroller. When I first saw the price of one of Greg Judy's bale unrollers I thought the price was kinda high. Even allowing for the fact that you had to pay additional for rectangular tubing with greater wall thicknesses than was necessary to handle the largest round bales available, the cost of the steel was surprising. It's been some time since I last purchased steel. Watching this video made me realize that the price of one of Greg Judy's bale unrollers is a fair one.
Thanks for the video. Congratulations to your daughters for learning to weld. Well done.
Thank you. I’m super pleased how it turned out. Greg’s are around $3,300 now and worth every penny if a guy needs one. I have about $800 and 16 hour’s of time in the build. That doesn’t include the half day getting the materials either. It was definitely worth it to me to build my own but, for most I’d suggest just buying one from Greg. His are still a good value and should last a lifetime. It seems I have to build everything myself for some reason. I figure I saved/paid myself $125 an hour to build it myself so it was definitely worth it. Also we had the added bonus of teaching my girls another skill. Thanks for watching Bruce
I came to the same conclusion.
Love it, thanks!
Good job to the crew 😊😊
That's great!
Thanks for the videos, great job! Found this video last week and just watched through all your videos. Keep them coming.
We sure appreciate the support! Thank you
That’s a cute kid!
Great video! Love the build. I unroll by hand and will have a hay unroller someday.
Great job👊🏻
I stumbled on your page today and I have to say that I love it!
Great video and I love seeing homemade agriculture projects!
Thank you! We appreciate it!
Is there anything you can't do? Awesome
I don’t play any musical instruments unfortunately:) I sing though. Lol
Thank you for making these videos! I’ve been wanting to build one of these for a while but have no real welding experience but I’m going to give it a shot. Where did you get the hub assembly’s?
That’s great! Practice welding on scrap steel till you can make a bead and let her rip! I got them at a local supply but, Amazon is hard to beat. 5 on 4.5 is my preferred bolt pattern. Lots of affordable options for wheels with tires mounted. Have fun with it!
Where did you get the long hub shafts? I'm trying to find some for my unroller project...
This video below has links in the description to almost everything used in this build. Thanks for watching!
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I love this video! I've worked with my dad on projects all my life. He just took up welding about a year ago, have to get him to read me in on the basics. I want to do this project!
What size pipe would you suggest (seeing as you used stuff stronger/heavier than needed due to supply options)?
2x4x1/8” should be more than adequate. I might still use 3/16 or 1/4” for the frame sections that support the spindles and wheels though. 👍
Thanks Ms. Conrad
I would like to have an unroller like that for sure. I think Gregs are 3000.00 now which is just too high and like you said you have to go get it or have it shipped so mo money still. Your work is really nice.
Oh shoot…I appreciate that. Thanks! I believe they are up to 3300 now. I have to give Greg all the credit for a great idea and design. I know there are other unrollers on the market but , none that make sense to chose them over Greg’s. I have to admit I’m addicted building stuff for myself instead of buying when possible. I figured this was worth it because the time invested worked out to $100 an hour savings. I understand not everyone has metalworking and welding equipment though. I subbed to a channel that has a super simple unroller build idea. I’ll try to find the link
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Check him out!
At 3:20 in your video the first mount for the bale spear is assembled. Looks like it’s not welded at all 90 degree angle. Is there a reason for that? Also what angle is it? I am looking to try and tackle Building my own
Just trying to follow
All of your tips. Thank in advance!!
The spears are welded at right angles to the tubing that supports them. Might be lens distortion🤷🏻♂️ hope it goes well for you. These things are game changers👍
This is far more efficient than spreading manure. Do you haul water in the winter or do your steers have a path to get back to a water tank?
Both. We have 5 Mirafount (freeze proof) auto waterers and 3 ponds. We run our animals in such small paddocks that we’re also forced to haul water at times also. The big project for the animals next spring is a water system that will allow us to have a mobile tank to service more than 80 paddocks.
@@tickcreekranch gotcha. You guys must do intensive rotational grazing then. Very cool.
@@evergreenorganics yes sir!
Do you have all the measurements on all the pieces we would need to put one of these together??
I have all the items to do it just not the exact measurements.
Did you watch the end of the vid? Pretty sure I give the measurements there. Check it out if not
@@tickcreekranch Yes I watched it all. I did have to leave a couple times to do some other things but stopped the video. I didnt see where it was but I will go back and watch again and see
@@stevecapps6332 pretty sure I give measurements at the end of the vid. Give it a go
Link those cutoff wheels, please.
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These are 4.5”👍
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Thats a good looking bale unroller ! Maybe you should start building some to sale....
Thanks. I kinda just copied Greg’s design. Well sort of. Let’s say his gave me “great inspiration”:) that would be a long way off if I did. I don’t have a shop yet😢 someday soon…