lastcowboy32
Well-known Member
I was watching NH baler repair videos on youtube recently.
There was a comment on one of them talking about the horsepower requirements for a NH 575 baler. Essentially saying that the manual recommends 75HP and above...
The comment went on further to say...
That's only if you are running at the operational limits and making 115 pound bales. You could get away with less horsepower for lighter bales.
Now myself?
I don't have a NH575...or its manual. So that comment made me extremely curious.
A 115 pound bale? For.....what...like...small square baleage?
You'd have to make...like...a seven or eight foot long bale to get 115 pounds in a dry bale of hay.
There was a comment on one of them talking about the horsepower requirements for a NH 575 baler. Essentially saying that the manual recommends 75HP and above...
The comment went on further to say...
That's only if you are running at the operational limits and making 115 pound bales. You could get away with less horsepower for lighter bales.
Now myself?
I don't have a NH575...or its manual. So that comment made me extremely curious.
A 115 pound bale? For.....what...like...small square baleage?
You'd have to make...like...a seven or eight foot long bale to get 115 pounds in a dry bale of hay.