Case Nutty 1660
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here is the whole booklet
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Don Rudolph
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Tom,
Do you have any experience with a 220 or 230 Case baler? I would like to find one for the few bales we still feed to our beef cows. Also, I have heard the 200 was built too light. Is this true? Don
Do you have any experience with a 220 or 230 Case baler? I would like to find one for the few bales we still feed to our beef cows. Also, I have heard the 200 was built too light. Is this true? Don
Case Nutty 1660
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Don the 200,220 and 230 are the same baler except for tin work/more shielding all internal parts are the same, only thing I ever felt was in need of improving was the feed rake teeth holder but thru the years I have redone mine and am satisfied with them now, I can post a pic of my "modifacation" to them for better feeding in dry/brittle crops such as straw or very dry hay if some one is interested cnt
DC in Northern Illinois
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thank you for taking the time to post this book as I requested .I found it to be informative and I will have to study it for a while.I think that the bailer i was looking at did not have the thower on it but can not be sure for now I will have to check again and I would be interested in pictures of your mods to it as well as some other people on here would be too. thanks and god bless Bob
ps. thank you again
ps. thank you again
Anonymous-0
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shux ...ya sold me!, wisht it was 45 yrs ago , where can i get a new case baler ?,,, without having to mortgage the farm these days
casecollectorsc
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Dad bought a new Case 133 baler. that thing never missed, never gave any trouble, and had good capacity! When the 220 came out he bought a new one. Somewhat disapointed as the sweep feed did'nt have the capacity that the auger in the 133 had!! Tied good though!
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