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Which NH balewagon is best

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Head

07-01-2006 10:31:03




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I am looking at buying a used bale wagon,which models were good and which models were not so good? I want be picking up a lot of bales or want be moving them far since barn is at the field. Is the 2 wide or the 3 wide better or easier to handle or load or just all around better? I have a big tractor and a small tractor, so HP is no problem.Is the 2 wide or the 3 wide picky about the bale lengths? Thanks

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kyhayman

07-01-2006 20:01:06




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 Re: Which NH balewagon is best in reply to Head, 07-01-2006 10:31:03  
Only one I dont care for is the 1010. Too much aggervation without the pushoff feet. I've had a 1010, 1033, 1034 (thats what I've got now). I wish I had kept the 1033 as I never use the single bale unload and its a lot of plumbing.



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mn.Chuck

07-01-2006 18:17:29




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 Re: Which NH balewagon is best in reply to Head, 07-01-2006 10:31:03  
All the models that we ever sold were good. Both
the series 1012-1034 were mostly sold in our area.
The main thing is the bales need to be even length and baled firm-no sloppy bales allowed. Chuck



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Kippster

07-01-2006 11:14:08




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 Re: Which NH balewagon is best in reply to Head, 07-01-2006 10:31:03  
My friends had a 2 bale width and ran it with a Long 2610 Diesel. Worked great and as far as I know, they still have it and still use it. The only thing that we had to watch was that you didn"t pull on the rope too hard when you went to pick up the chute, otherwise the dang rope would break! lol Hope this helps!



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