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harold s 08-24-2012 18:30:09 68.14.146.2 Report to Moderator	What would be the value of an early 50's mccormick T50 baler with cub engine? Runs good. Bales good. [Reply]   [No Email]
JDseller 08-25-2012 19:38:38 208.126.196.144 Report to Moderator	Re: t 50 hay baler in reply to harold s, 08-24-2012 18:30:09   In an area with any Amish it will bring $1000 or more since it works. They really like the old engine driven balers. [Reply]  [No Email]
DeltaRed 08-25-2012 07:09:12 67.6.225.104 Report to Moderator	Re: t 50 hay baler in reply to harold s, 08-24-2012 18:30:09   That machine is so old and scarce these days it would impossible to set a "value".'round here all it would be is scrap iron,so scrap price,or less.If you can get $500,consider yourself lucky. [Reply]  [No Email]
tractor300 08-25-2012 06:01:22 74.36.177.204 Report to Moderator	Re: t 50 hay baler in reply to harold s, 08-24-2012 18:30:09   Yes, they were a good old baler with the Continential engine on them. Used one quite a bit, quite a few year's ago. The only problem was that the engine wouldn't start by hand crank when warm. We always kept a tractor with belt pulley in field when baling, and would hook it up when the engine stalled from a large wad of hay. As far as value, probably not much more than junk price. [Reply]  [No Email]
Leroy 08-25-2012 05:05:29 69.88.205.38 Report to Moderator	Re: t 50 hay baler in reply to harold s, 08-24-2012 18:30:09   Last one I saw was a few years ago and at consignment auction at tractor show it sold for $5, no that is not a misprint but just five hole dollars, the guy said take the $5 bid, he just wanted it gone. Was in good shape and I do not think they made any without the engine. And that engine is worth more than the rest of the baler that is worth just junk price of right now about $200 per ton. Could not give one away here to be used. [Reply]  [No Email]
Fritz Maurer 08-24-2012 22:02:19 216.137.137.190 Report to Moderator	Re: t 50 hay baler in reply to harold s, 08-24-2012 18:30:09   800-1000 dollars. Dolly wheel in the front or Continental Y-69 for power, probably $1200-1500. Knotter has a complicated look that frightens many people, even though it functions the same as any knotter in the 21st Century. It is a good baler, particularly useful when baling out of a pile, or re-baling. [Reply]  [No Email]