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wally b

07-14-2006 09:05:35




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I have a frient who has an oliver hay baler. They have not used it and asked me if they are any good. I don't know but I thought you forem members would. Also, are replacement parts available?

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Leland

07-17-2006 01:30:21




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 Re: oliver balers in reply to wally b, 07-14-2006 09:05:35  
Good balers some like shear bolts and watch the bale sizer if I did not keep an close eye on the old girl you could have a 20' long bale behind you .



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BilTex

07-15-2006 05:24:37




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 Re: oliver balers in reply to wally b, 07-14-2006 09:05:35  
Had to get our Oliver 720 out of retirement after approximately ten years due to problems with our JD 336. Just needed a good greasing and fresh wire. My nephew baled over 600 bales night before last without a miss. Parts for a 720 baler are available from Hesston (don't know Hesston number of this baler).



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Larry NE IL

07-14-2006 19:17:04




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 Re: oliver balers in reply to wally b, 07-14-2006 09:05:35  
I don't think any more "maintinance" than any other older baler. I use a Oliver 620 and it makes nice tight square bales. Larry NE IL



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hdl

07-14-2006 10:46:34




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 Re: oliver balers in reply to wally b, 07-14-2006 09:05:35  
I had a model 50 twine for over 20 yrs and never had any knotter problems.The only problem I had was punger knife was worn back and all shims removed that it would not cut hay and bales would stick togather and drop baleing would drag 6or7 bales along before pulling apart.Could not fine another knife and not avaiable new. The baler was 17 yrs old when a bought it in 1980 and just got rid of it last year 43 yrs old LOTS OF HAY

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