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Case 200 Series hay Balers

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Wayne M Kittler

05-09-2004 20:08:56




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I have a Case 200 baler I hope to use in shows and parades. Can anyone tell me where these balers were made and any relationships to other brands of baler ?




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ted

05-10-2004 03:48:53




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 Re: Case 200 Series hay Balers in reply to Wayne M Kittler, 05-09-2004 20:08:56  
We used a 200 baler for almost ten years on up to 6 dairy and cattle farms in our family operations in Northern Illinois in the 1960's. I would imagine we put close to 500,000 bales through that machine. When it worked, which was most of the time, it worked well. The design was strictly Case and the main selling point was to preserve the leaves on the alfalfa by eliminationg the feed auger. It used a sweep arm connected to the bale plunger that had retracting teeth which floated over the hay on the back swing and popped down to sweep all the hay into the chamber as the plunger retracted.

I remember one time whe we first received the baler, the knoter kept missing ties. None of us could figure it out, so we called the dealer who sent out the top mechanic. He arived anouncing that the baler was the simplest and most trouble free on the market, and that we must have been overlooking some simple problem. Twenty minutes later he was cursing the baler, 40 minutes later he was cursing the set up man and the dealership, 60 minutes later he was cursing the whole Case company. Finly after an hour and a half hee went back to the dealership and took a new knotter off another machine. Never gave us much more trouble after that.

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Phil Farnsworth

05-13-2004 20:59:36




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 Re: Re: Case 200 Series hay Balers in reply to ted, 05-10-2004 03:48:53  
I need a manual for the Case 200 bailer I just purchased. I need to know how to thread the twine. Any help would be appreciated.



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