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Re: Case IH 8420 Round Baler


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Posted by Ron-MO on January 17, 2011 at 17:48:53 from (173.186.165.216):

In Reply to: Case IH 8420 Round Baler posted by Randy2 on January 17, 2011 at 14:31:02:

Those are same as Hesston 530 baler I believe. I bought one of the Hesston 530's a couple years ago, baled part of one season, and by the time I had baled 40 bales, I was ready to sell it. I cannot complain about any particular problems with it, probably because I did not keep long enough to have problems with it. I had been baling with a New Holland 850 and would bale as fast as I could drive and never plug. The Hesston was just the opposite, and by the time I had baled 40 bales in 90 + degree heat/humidity, I had been laying on my back twice unplugging it. Also, I did not like the fact I was constantly tying, as it does not take much hay to fill the bales. Also the bales are so light they are hard to get a spike in without pushing them all over the field. I actually bought the Hesston to replace my old 850, but I sold the Hesston, and put the NH back in the barn, and went back to the old chain baler. I think they are a good little baler, but I bought the baler to bale about 60 acres per year, and to sell the bales, but had a very hard time selling the bales. Just my experience with one.


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