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A bent, worn or damaged bale spear can bring hay handling to a stop at the worst possible time. Fortunately, replacing the spear may be easier and less expensive than replacing the entire hay frame or bale attachment. The challenge is determining which replacement bale spear will actually fit the equipment you already own. Length…

True & Tested For farmers, ranchers, equipment dealers, and attachment builders, a bale spear’s rated capacity matters. It helps you choose equipment for the bales you handle, compare spear options, and understand the limits of your complete setup. Today, PRO-Link has important news about two of our core bale spear lines: new testing supports higher…

When you need to move hay, lift pallets, clear brush, or replace a worn fork, the product name alone does not always tell you where to start. PRO-Link, INC. offers several product families that serve different jobs. Hayspears® and HAYSTIX® focus on bale spears and their mounting components. AG-GO Attachments® brings those components and other…

Case Hook vs. J-Hook: What’s the Difference? PRO-Link bucket fork kits use weld-on hooks that are installed on top of the loader bucket. Because bucket shapes and top-edge profiles vary between equipment manufacturers, choosing the correct hook style is important for proper installation. The Case Hook is shaped to fit most Case-style buckets. Its curved…

Choosing pallet forks involves much more than matching a blade length to the material you want to lift. The fork must connect correctly to the carriage, match the machine’s capacity range, support the load at its actual center of gravity and suit the conditions in which it will work. Forks that look similar from across…

Pallet fork extensions give equipment operators a practical way to support materials that are longer than their standard forks. They slide over a compatible pair of existing fork blades, adding usable length for loads such as lumber, pipe, trusses, sheet material, long pallets and bundled agricultural supplies. That extra reach can be useful, but choosing…

A bale spear sleeve is the steel mounting component that connects a removable hay spear to a bale-handling frame. Farmers, repair shops, and equipment dealers often call the same part a bale spear collar. Both terms are correct. What matters is matching the sleeve’s mounting style, internal profile, spear diameter, hole location, and retaining hardware.…

Post hole digger parts are ground-engaging wear components that affect how an auger starts, tracks, cuts, and removes soil. A rounded pilot point, worn fish-tail tip, damaged blade, or mismatched head can make hole starting less controlled and place unnecessary strain on the complete digging system. PRO-Link carries six AG-GO digger parts for maintaining compatible…

AG-GO bucket fork kits for loaders add adjustable fork capability to compatible skid steer, tractor, front-end-loader, wheel-loader, and backhoe buckets using a heavy steel shaft and welded mounting hooks. They help farmers, contractors, landscapers, and equipment operators move pallets, feed, seed, lumber, fencing, pipe, brush, and building supplies with machinery they already own. The AG-GO…

Farmers and ranchers count on bale spears to move hay during feeding, stacking, loading, and transport. The right spear needs to match the bale, the attachment, and the machine. Capacity matters, but so do spear length, mounting style, and the parts holding everything together. According to PRO-Link’s internal unit-sales records, the five models below are…