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Ford 150 ? baler

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Ficks from Indi

06-26-2006 19:01:49




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I believe I have a Ford 150 baler. On the plate I find no numbers in the series area. In the compnent section are the numbers 14-270 Or an I4-270 and in the serial number section is an I4-24 or a 14-24. Is this for sure a 150 series? I would love to get this up and going and put it behind my 8N but I"m afraid that selling it or parting it out is a better answer at this point of time. I wanted to know for sure what it is before advertising it.

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730virgil

06-27-2006 10:23:21




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 Re: Ford 150 ? baler in reply to Ficks from Indiana, 06-26-2006 19:01:49  
look on ebay i think is older ford baler listed under hay balers



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Errin OH

06-27-2006 07:04:16




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 Re: Ford 150 ? baler in reply to Ficks from Indiana, 06-26-2006 19:01:49  
Unfortunately I can not say for sure. The 150, 250, and 350 all came from the same era and were red (orange). The 150 and 250 had the flywheel in front and the 350 on the side. All came in various configurations (PTO, engine, electric start, rope start, wire, and twine). Ford used an I as a 1 so 14-270 is correct. I am not sure about the s/n, as I have not seen any with a dash in them. Maybe an option/model number for something that came with it vs. a s/n (i.e. for an engine or something?).

I do have the numbers for a 250 and can say for sure it is not a 250. (14-71, 76, 80, 213, 214, 215). In the 250 series all 2xx�s are wire balers.

I took a quick look on eBay, but there weren't any "magazine ads" (color pics) all it had was manuals with poor drawings. One did have an open page that showed a couple close ups in b&w (see link). If you haven't try comparing it with them take a look. But don't count it out if they don't exactly match. The 14-270 may be a wire vs. twine baler or vise-versa. However, the rest of it should be the same (real close anyway).

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