Daniel waldner
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How many hp does a case 800b have?
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Case Nutty 1660
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rated 54 hp at the pto
Daniel waldner
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Do you think it would run a 9ft discbine?
Case Nutty 1660
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Yes I do not see why not unless the haybine takes over 1500 psi to lift it HP wise you should be fine, I ran a 14' hydro-swing with a 730 gas, rated the same hp as the 800B for years no problem in 2 ton per acre hay
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Daniel waldner
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How about a small square baler with thrower and rack on fairly level ground.
oldproudvet
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I ran a NH small sq with a thrower, with my Racine 400, no problem. It mowed with my Case IH 1190
mower/conditioner with no sweat. I even ran my NH 851 chain baler in a pinch one time when the 1070 was
down. It did fine, I could't roll a full 6' bale, I'd stop around 5' when the tractor would start
pulling down. Those long stroke diesels are amazing.
mower/conditioner with no sweat. I even ran my NH 851 chain baler in a pinch one time when the 1070 was
down. It did fine, I could't roll a full 6' bale, I'd stop around 5' when the tractor would start
pulling down. Those long stroke diesels are amazing.
Case Nutty 1660
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No Problem
Case Nutty 1660
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14' Hesston 1014 and a 1014+2 with conditioners running 4-5 mph, I thought he said a Haybine which to me is a sickle type machine, sorry if I misunderstood,
Adirondack case guy
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A 9' disc mower might push a 800B on hilly ground in heavy first cut hay, but with the COM tranny no problem. Just flip the direct drive lever up and down, and enjoy the ride, in likely 5th gear.
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