I have a B7100 and I have moved several 3.5 foot tall by 5 foot wide round bales with it, out of necessity. We have a 4-H steer and a heifer each year for our kids to show. I had my brother and dad bale up some small bales for us to feed each year. I move about 3 bales a year.
With that said, it is all my 7100 can handle. I have a 3 pt bale fork on the back, mainly use it as a carryall and put a wood pallet on it, but it does pick them up. I put them in the back of my truck, back as close as I can to the cattle pen and then push it out. I finally, pick up the bale and haul it the last 200 feet to outside the pen.
I had a neighbor bring by 2 big straw bales to use as mulch for my garden. I tried to pick them, only lifted the front end off the ground.
Use one of those two wheel bale movers, it would work nice. I have seen people with big 4-wheelers use them to move round bales, or a bale mover on your truck.
Just my experiences.
With that said, it is all my 7100 can handle. I have a 3 pt bale fork on the back, mainly use it as a carryall and put a wood pallet on it, but it does pick them up. I put them in the back of my truck, back as close as I can to the cattle pen and then push it out. I finally, pick up the bale and haul it the last 200 feet to outside the pen.
I had a neighbor bring by 2 big straw bales to use as mulch for my garden. I tried to pick them, only lifted the front end off the ground.
Use one of those two wheel bale movers, it would work nice. I have seen people with big 4-wheelers use them to move round bales, or a bale mover on your truck.
Just my experiences.