New Holland Baler Identification Help Needed

Doc Larry · Mar 15, 2016

I have an older New Holland baler and need to know the model so I can get a manual and get her going. The tag is gone. Two fellas from the New Holland dealership looked at it. One thought it might be a 68 (he also said "200 series?), the other just didn't know. Can you folks give me a positive ID? I can post more pictures if needed.

Thanks!

Doc Larry · Mar 15, 2016

(quoted from post at 15:48:04 03/15/16) I have an older New Holland baler and need to know the model so I can get a manual and get her going. The tag is gone. Two fellas from the New Holland dealership looked at it. One thought it might be a 68 (he also said "200 series?), the other just didn't know. Can you folks give me a positive ID? I can post more pictures if needed.

Thanks!

Tom in TN · Mar 15, 2016

Doc,

Except for the jointed PTO shaft and the gear on the back of the flywheel, it looks identical to my NH 273 baler.

Tom in TN

DeltaRed · Mar 15, 2016

Agree with Pete. 296.

Case Nutty 1660 · Mar 15, 2016

we used to be a NH dealer and that was my first thought as well a 269
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RayP(MI) · Mar 15, 2016

Looks a lot like my 268 hayliner. Except yours has the closer spaced pickup tines.

charlie n · Mar 15, 2016

2 piece pto and belt drive reel.

269 with super sweep pickup.

shaun wallace · Mar 15, 2016

Could be 271. But decal on bale case makes me think 269.

JMS/.MN · Mar 15, 2016

It"s newer than the 269 I had....decal is different, and I don"t believe the Super Sweep pickup (which it is) was an option on a 269. 269 pickup had sweeps (?) about 3 inches wide. I remember ads for the Super Sweep, and it might have been for a 271 or 273.

DeltaRed · Mar 15, 2016

NOT a 271. A 271 is a 'taller' baler with the twine box up front,over the pickup.I dont remember about the pickup tooth spaceing. I owned one(271) once.

kossuth · Mar 15, 2016

What you got there is either a 268 or a 269. It's a tell tale give away by the belt driven pickup drive. Most 268 machines have/had a short tongue, while the 269 machines generally had a longer tongue. I'm sure somebody will correct me here but other than that I believe they are identical machines.

charlie n · Mar 15, 2016

Super sweep was available on a 269.
http://www.messicks.com/nh/1156472

Click on the link and go to #17

Doc Larry · Mar 16, 2016

The decals are just paint from an old re-paint, and what's left underneath doesn't match what you see. Sorry, should have mentioned that.

paul · Mar 16, 2016

Not a 270 or 271. They are different than this.

It is nearby in timeframe, but not those.

Paul

2cents · Mar 18, 2016

Looks just Like my 269

Doc Larry · Mar 19, 2016

Thanks Everyone!

lugnut123 · Mar 29, 2016

you can go to your local dealer online, go to there parts book. You can see the parts and parts breakdown n parts numbers. There are many parts that interchange on those old balers.

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