Skid Steer Bale Spears

Titan Attachments' skid steer bale spears make quick work of moving hay bales, offering the strength and balance needed for smooth transport. Engineered strong to handle heavy loads, our bale spear and hay fork attachments offer simple, secure lifting and precise placement, reducing strain on your equipment. Whether you need a single-tine or a multi-tine skid loader bale spear, Titan offers options to meet the demands of any agricultural operation.

Titan Attachments' skid steer bale spears make quick work of moving hay bales, offering the strength and balance needed for smooth transport. Engineered strong to handle heavy loads, our bale spear and hay fork attachments offer simple, secure lifting and precise placement, reducing strain on your equipment. Whether you need a single-tine or a multi-tine skid loader bale spear, Titan offers options to meet the demands of any agricultural operation.

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Skid Steer Bale Spears: Move Bales the Right Way

Lifting and hauling hay bales is a daily grind for folks running cattle operations, equine facilities, and large-scale farms. So when it’s time to feed the herd or clear a field after baling season, you need equipment that works hard day after day. That’s where Titan skid steer bale spears come in. Our heavy-duty attachments let you stab, lift, and transport round and square bales without the hassle of straps, chains, or flimsy forks.

Whether you’re moving one bale or stacking a truckload, our lineup of frame-style bale spears ensures you’ve got the right tool for the job. Engineered with forged steel tines, reinforced mounts, and universal skid steer compatibility, Titan’s bale spear attachments take the strain out of hay handling—so you can focus on getting work done, not wrestling with stubborn bales.

One Bale or a Barn Full—Pick the Right Tool for the Task

Not all bale spears are engineered with the same specs, and not every job calls for the same setup. The right skid loader bale spear depends on the size and type of bales you’re handling, the terrain you’re working on, and how much efficiency you need in a day’s work.

Single Spear: The Go-To for Round Bales

If you’re moving round bales day in and day out, a single spear attachment is the simplest, most effective to get. The heavy-duty forged spear pierces through the bale’s core, holding it steady as you transport it across the field or into a barn. This setup is lightweight and maneuverable, making it perfect for operators who don’t need the extra weight or complexity of a frame attachment.

Dual and Triple Spears: Extra Control for Heavy Loads

When you’re handling large, dense, or misshapen bales, a dual- or triple-spear setup gives you better stability and control. With multiple spears anchoring the load, there’s less risk of spinning or shifting, which is a major advantage when working on uneven ground or moving bales over long distances. These setups are especially useful for square bales stacked high or round bales that have settled into an awkward shape after storage.

Manure Tine Grapple Buckets: Multi-Purpose Handling for Tough Jobs

When you’re working with more than just bales—think loose hay, silage, manure, or even brush—a manure tine grapple bucket is the attachment you want. The tine design makes it easy to grab and sift through materials, while the hydraulic grapple arms lock loads in place for controlled transport. If your day involves feeding, mucking out stalls, or clearing debris, this attachment adds serious versatility to your skid steer.

USA-Made 3 Point Hay Bale Drawbar Fits Cat 1 & 2

Seeing is believing—watch how Titan bale spears make quick work of heavy hay bales. Built in the USA with top-quality materials and precision craftsmanship, this 3-Point Hay Bale Drawbar Attachment is designed for long-term durability and dependable performance. Hit play and see for yourself.

Hook It, Lift It, Haul It—Get the Job Done with Titan Bale Spears

Every job on the farm demands the right tools, and moving hay bales shouldn’t be a struggle. Titan Attachments’ skid steer bale spears are designed for heavy lifting, clean pierces, and steady transport, so you can get bales where they need to go without wasting time or effort. Whether you're stacking for storage, feeding the herd, or hauling across uneven ground, these attachments keep up with the pace of your work. Strong, reliable, and ready to hook up and go—Titan bale spears are built for the long haul.

Frequently Asked Questions: Hay Spears for Skid Steer Use

Want to know more about Titan hay spears for skid steers? We’ve got you covered—check out the answers to our most frequently asked questions below.

What’s the difference between skid loader bale spears and skid steer hay forks?

Skid loader bale spears are designed to pierce and lift round or square bales using one or more heavy-duty tines, keeping the bale secure during transport. Skid steer hay forks, on the other hand, use flat, pallet-style tines to slide underneath and lift multiple bales at once, making them better suited for stacking or moving bulk loads.

How do I attach a skid steer bale spear?

Titan Attachments’ skid steer bale spears are built with a universal quick-attach (QA) mounting system, making installation simple. Just align the attachment with your skid steer’s mounting plate, lock it in place, and secure the latches or pins. If your model requires hydraulic hookups—like with a grapple-style attachment—connect the hydraulic lines before use. A quick test lift will ensure the spear is locked in and ready to work.

What is the ideal length of a hay spear for skid steer use?

The right hay spear length depends on the size of your bales. A 39-49 inch spear is ideal for handling standard round and large square bales, as it fully penetrates the bale for a secure lift. Shorter spears work for smaller, lighter bales, while longer spears provide extra reach for oversized loads. If you’re frequently handling dense or oversized bales, a longer spear with a stabilizer tine helps prevent spin and shifting.