Posted by farmallhal on January 09, 2014 at 11:14:02 from (76.2.170.178):
In Reply to: Re: good ole' baler? posted by 1130Leo on January 09, 2014 at 07:46:12:
If I recall correctly the NH 276 was their first high capacity square baler and is known for pumping them out. The follow-on high capacity NH baler is the 320 which was a disaster per a New Holland tech rep I talked too. He stated that the 320 was of a design that turned a later lightened basic frame then the 276 into their high production square baler. The high stroke count on the light weight frame just destroyed them. I've seen a couple 320's at farm auctions and both appeared to be a training ground for beginning farmer welding classes from the amount of welds to the frame and bale chamber. A neighbor had one when the 320's first came out and it worked fine for the first 2 or 3 years before it started to self destruct. I don't know where the NH 316 fits into the series but I saw one for sale and to me with my NH 273 and later NH 311 it looked like a battleship compared to a destroyer escort but it might be a very durable baler also but don't know anyone with a 316 or even one in the neighborhood so can't comment on them, Hal.
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