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Just curious, but about how much does one of those bales weigh?

asilverblazer Senior Enthusiast

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I'd say these are on the small side, if I had to guess around 600-700 pounds, they roll by hand and some grunting. We've had some bigger ones that I would say were closer to 1,000 lbs. Of course I don't have a scale...

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

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Other than the paint that truck looks to be in pretty darn good shape! Still working hard too. COOL!

C & A s Dad Senior Enthusiast

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The body looks good. It looks like you are getting her ready for a paint job?? The original motor in this truck, was it a 235 in line 6 or possibly a 292?

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I can't imagine rolling all that by hand. Is it as much of a P.I.T.A as it looks/sounds?

 

Well its not easy, but do able thats, why I push them with the truck.

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The body looks good. It looks like you are getting her ready for a paint job?? The original motor in this truck, was it a 235 in line 6 or possibly a 292?

 

235 C.U.

 

Rated for 109 hp new...

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