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Width of Oliver 520 Baler

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Rexalot

12-03-2006 17:19:17




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Does anyone know what the width from outside wheel to wheel an Oliver 520 baler is?

I purchased one sight unseen and I need to move it about 60 miles. I would prefer to trailer this home on my "deck over" trailer but it"s only 92" board edge to board with another 1 1/2" on each side of metal for the straps and stake side pockets. After measuring my NH baler (it"s 94"...) I"m thinking it won"t fit. I have plenty of length at 20 ft to the end dove tail. I do have some wood ramps that might let me side load, but I"m not counting on anything to load it with short of a come-along.

I know from conversation it needs a tire replaced on the pick-up side, hence my apprehension to tow it. I have a collection of 4 bolt 14" and 15" tires (New Holland stuff) with any luck one might fit if I need to go that route. What tire/rim combo goes here?

I figure once it"s out of the field I could stop and do a quick bearing check to make the drive home. There is plenty of back roads to choose and I have all afternoon. This wouldn"t be my first baler I towed home with "Maypop" tires.

Thanks in advance for any help.

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Larry NE IL

12-03-2006 20:17:40




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 Re: Width of Oliver 520 Baler in reply to Rexalot, 12-03-2006 17:19:17  
I've got a 620 and it didn't fot on my 8.5' trailer straight accross.I was lucky to have a feller load it for me and I unloaded with a combination hoe.
The tires on my 620 are 5:00/16. anything too fat wont fit...(maby if the rim was reversed)
They tow pretty good though, I towed a 720 home for about 40+ miles with a set of tires you could almost see the air!
Good luck, Larry Coltrin



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