I am 69, 70 this fall and Dad bought the new Holland baler I think the second year they were on the market so that would have been in 54 or 55, Think they came out in 53. So that made me 10 years old when we got it and traded a buckrake in on it. That buckrake was on a 46 Dodge 2 ton truck chassie after the first one wore out and no pistons avaible and I remember that buck rake that was a 1929 Buick 6 cylinder with 20" tires. The twine holders are not adjustable and were factory set so that the thick twine would fit and not slide in between the twine disk but the thin twine will and no adjustment that I know they ever made for that. May have made parts after we got rid of the baler and after we quit baling. The twine wraping in that twine holder-twine disk is the problem. The balers made in early 60's is probley when changes were made to accomidate the other twines, just guessing as I have not used a baler since 1980 and the 9000 twine was not yet on the market then. So you would not have started untill 5 years after I quit when the dairy heard went to market. The baler we replaced that New Holland 66 with was also made in the 7200 twine time and when we tried it there was no footage given. The twine companys don't consider there is any balers designed befor 1980 in use any more and those are already what they call antiques and they don't even think there could be any 60 year old balers in use any more. So they do not even think they did not have the adjustments the newer ones have and the ones that put that kind of stuff on packages were not yet alive when the stuff they say will work in those machines were made that they may have never even seen.
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