Description

S336CXJ Crooked Tine Bale Spear

The S336CXJ crooked tine bale spear is engineered to improve ground-level pickup in applications where straight bale spears struggle. The crooked, or bent, tine geometry allows the spear to drop closer to ground level, making it easier to slide underneath bales that are sitting flat, settled, or partially embedded in soft ground.

This spear features a 33-inch length, Conus I mounting, and a 1.375-inch tapered profile that promotes smooth penetration and clean release from the bale. The combination of the tapered shape and crooked design reduces resistance during entry while improving control and handling stability during lifting and transport.

Crooked Tine Design and Multi-Spear Applications

The S336CXJ is rated at 1,800 lb. at a 30-inch working load center and is commonly used as part of a multi-spear working group. Its design makes it particularly effective in bucket-mounted applications where even load distribution and low pickup height are critical. This includes use on rock buckets and manure buckets where straight tines may not engage the load evenly or consistently.

The crooked tine profile helps maintain balanced engagement across multiple spears, reducing stress on individual tines and improving overall attachment performance. This makes the S336CXJ a popular choice for demanding agricultural and material-handling environments.

The S336CXJ is compatible with PRO-Link bale spear frames, rock buckets, and manure buckets, including models such as RB60C33U and MB60C33U. This product is backed by Pro-Link’s one-year warranty against product defects.