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Vermeer 504 baler question

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Hay DR

06-04-2006 21:50:58




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There were not that many of the 504 Super F balers made. Most were 504F balers.The Super F were the last models of the F series. Likely that Super F has an electric twine tie. A 504 Super F is close to being a 504H.
The JD 410 baler is a closed throat baler and the difference would be night and day between these 2 balers. The Vermeer 504 Super F will make bale so tight that you will have trouble spearing them. If you short on HP in your tractor you can also change the main drive sprocket and reduce the HP requirements 10 HP. This can be done for less than $50. Value for a 504 Super F would be $2,000-4,000 if in average to above average condition.

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Doug in IL

06-05-2006 19:17:47




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 Re: Vermeer 504 baler question in reply to Hay DR, 06-04-2006 21:50:58  
Where does the 504 G series fit in. What is different from the F, Super F or the H models? I"m thinking of buying a G. Thanks!



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Hay DR

06-06-2006 06:11:53




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 Re: Vermeer 504 baler question in reply to Doug in IL, 06-05-2006 19:17:47  
G & Super G balers are spring tension on the belts. F & H balers are hydraulic tension on the belts.



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Doug in IL

06-06-2006 07:14:25




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 Re: Vermeer 504 baler question in reply to Hay DR, 06-06-2006 06:11:53  
Does the spring tension system on the G baler mean that it would not be a good choice to buy? Will they bale a good, tight bale? Is the spring tension a problem?



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Hay DR

06-06-2006 17:04:26




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 Re: Vermeer 504 baler question in reply to Doug in IL, 06-06-2006 07:14:25  
G & Super G balers will still make a good tight bale with spring tension. By now the springs have likely been replaced once.



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