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Posted by paul on November 03, 2003 at 11:42:43 from (206.10.55.57):
In Reply to: Hp to run a haybine posted by Matthew(Mich) on November 03, 2003 at 11:05:03:
Weight becomes an issue too - in case that 45hp tractor is a new compact. ;) You have enough hp for a 7' for sure, and can run a 9' as well, altho a light tractor would feel like the tail wagging the dog trying to drag it through the field. You can find smaller round balers that will run on 45. End up with 4x4 bales, possibly 4x5' in the right conditions. Do good research that your tractor will handle the particular machine you are getting - again, a lightweight would be the tail wagging the dog. --->Paul
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