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Re: New Holland 855 Baler
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Posted by R. John Johnson on June 03, 2006 at 07:17:19 from (205.200.43.48):
In Reply to: New Holland 855 Baler posted by Allan In NE on June 03, 2006 at 04:13:20:
Allan I think the 855's had Auto wrap as an option and I believe it is almost identical to the system on my 664. This is a purely mechanical system for tying the bales, no electric actuator. Just a buzzer to tell you when to stop driving and when to eject the bale. Makes a beautiful job of tying the bales and ties them the same every time. The other post about a larger loader might also be right. I'll pester you again. Once you get all that land into alfalfa you should get a tractor with air, heat and a quiet cab. John John
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