Posted by GarryinNC on March 21, 2013 at 15:20:48 from (67.213.35.128):
In Reply to: auction buy posted by charlie n on March 21, 2013 at 14:22:31:
I see it is a 'long tongue' model, a big plus in my opinion. Isn't that a Super Sweep pick up also? The hay carriage/feeder system has plastic covered bearing/rollers running in the guide tracks. The plastic caps are replaceable and snap over the bearing. I guess it makes the feeder system run a little less noisy. The one I help a neighbor maintain had a lot of side play in that hay carriage. The rubbing blocks can be shimmed/replaced. That carriage is easy to get out. Looks like your 269 has about the same type of feeder system on it. Neighbor's had about 250,000-300,000 bales on it though. His feeder carriage sounded like a bass drum in a high school marching band on every stroke!
Old NH dealer said that the 310 had a bad reputation around here for not putting the twine in the center of the bale on fescue hay. NH actually bought some back from farmers and resold them in another part of the country.
I am not a baler expert by any means by have learned a lot more than I did know about them in the last few years,especially from that 'high mileage' 310. Looks like you got a really nice one. If it is not too nosy, how much did it bring at auction.
Garry
This post was edited by GarryinNC at 15:27:58 03/21/13.
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