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Tracy Trussell

07-18-2006 13:38:21




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I have heard about and seen on TV some square balers that produce a bale about 12" wide X 10" tall X about 24" in length. I have been unsuccesful in locating anything like this. If anybody knows anything about these (ie manufacturers, model numbers, where to find one etc) it would be greatly appreciated.




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rick YYC

07-20-2006 07:30:43




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 Re: small square baler in reply to Tracy Trussell, 07-18-2006 13:38:21  
USA: www.agriquip.com
Canada: www.landholder.ca



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Joel Harman

07-20-2006 06:01:44




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 Re: small square baler in reply to Tracy Trussell, 07-18-2006 13:38:21  
pine plantations in the SE bale needles. Look for one of those.



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RickL

07-19-2006 03:03:08




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 Re: small square baler in reply to Tracy Trussell, 07-18-2006 13:38:21  
What sizes are you wanting I make bales like 16x16 call them my hallowen cubes,am sold out right now but baling again tomrrow and will probably make some more to have to sell.



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TomH in PA

07-18-2006 16:03:02




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 Re: small square baler in reply to Tracy Trussell, 07-18-2006 13:38:21  
This is a little smaller than you are looking for.

Try a Google search for "miniature hay baler"



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old

07-18-2006 14:41:07




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 Re: small square baler in reply to Tracy Trussell, 07-18-2006 13:38:21  
Don't know if this is what your looking for or not but, I know the old JD14-T with kicker would only make a half bale which would be about 18 inches long but other wise its the same size as a normal bale. With the kicker if they where full length the bale would fold in half as it flew out the kicker.



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Ken Macfarlane

07-18-2006 18:30:10




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 Re: small square baler in reply to old, 07-18-2006 14:41:07  
I have heard of a company that sleeves the chambers so you can make 1/2 size bales for the novelty market including the thanksgiving scene builders and naivity scene makers.



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