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Where's the BEEF?

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Ironpeddler

09-15-2006 06:29:22




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Not in New Holland, Not in John Deere, Not in Hesston but here comes the New 4700 Lbs Vermeer Rebel 5410 round baler. A 1000 LBS more baler that any of the other light weights for Thousands of $$$ less, $6,000 less than the Deere 458 Standard round baler that has less features and less steel. Yes the Rebel 5410 is the only standard 5x4 round baler on the market with Net Wrap. No expensive monitor is needed to control the net wrap. Also the Rebel has drop and go, you'll never have to turn your PTO off to drop a bale with the Rebel 5410 baler. Pull it with a 40HP tractor and save fuel $$$. Just what you'd expect from Vermeer, the leader in round baler technology.

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barnrat

09-16-2006 05:15:26




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 Re: Where's the BEEF? in reply to Ironpeddler, 09-15-2006 06:29:22  
Hate to burst your bubble. I have an old John Deere 335 that weighs less so it dosn't sink in the mud when your baling in May or October. You can run it with a 40 hp tractor and you don't have to stop the PTO to dump a bale. I only paid $6000 for it(used), it has done 1000's of bales(silage and dry). I know it only does 4x4 and has no net wrap, but I can't unroll 4x5's down my barn alley and if you can afford net wrap you can afford an expensive baler.

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RickB

09-15-2006 14:29:14




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 Re: Where's the BEEF? in reply to Ironpeddler, 09-15-2006 06:29:22  
If I had to bale with a 40 HP tractor I wouldn't be in a hurry to go out & buy the heaviest baler I could find to go behind it. Baler and a full bale would outweigh most newer 40 HP tractors by a wide margin.



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agman

09-15-2006 10:36:27




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 Re: Where's the BEEF? in reply to Ironpeddler, 09-15-2006 06:29:22  
So, how much does one cost out the door?



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farmallman

09-15-2006 08:27:24




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 Re: Where's the BEEF? in reply to Ironpeddler, 09-15-2006 06:29:22  
You would almost think this guy works for Vermeer!



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Tx Jim

09-16-2006 03:27:10




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 Kim should bill him in reply to farmallman, 09-15-2006 08:27:24  
You would think that KIM should send this Vermeer dealer in Tenn. a LARGE bill for advertising!!!!! !!!!! ! Tx Jim



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bradk

09-16-2006 08:34:41




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 Re: Kim should bill him in reply to Tx Jim, 09-16-2006 03:27:10  
Carter and Carter must be dropping in sales to have to take advantage of our web site as free advertising.



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farmallman

09-16-2006 05:09:48




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 Re: Kim should bill him in reply to Tx Jim, 09-16-2006 03:27:10  
I think she should do that for any dealer that advertises on this site outside of the prearranged 'contract'



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