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will in texas

02-14-2007 17:56:25




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i bought a #320 hayliner square bailer for $550.00 and are they a good bailer is that a good deal it is a wire bailer also




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JTinNJ

02-17-2007 03:54:46




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 Re: new holland bailer in reply to will in texas, 02-14-2007 17:56:25  
I have a 320.The cross feed is out of a 326,so,no trouble there.I've been told by the dealer that the 105 stroks per min of the plunger is faster,but,the knotters work the same speed as other models. There is an opening at the front of the chamber.You can see on the plunger arm a white mark through this opening.That is a timeing mark.Use a stopwatch and set your rpm's of the tractor so not to run faster than 105 stroks per min.If you do this it will save you alot of headackes.You can find this info in the manual. I've had my 320 for 4 years.So far,no troubles.As far as buying a used bailer.I don't think I could have found any better.I'm happy with mine.

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will from texas

02-15-2007 16:15:46




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 Re: new holland bailer in reply to will in texas, 02-14-2007 17:56:25  
it has some rust i am going through it to see what else is wrong some guide rollers are stuck but for the most part i think it is in good shape i will keep you guys updated as i get in further i am going to use it on my about 38 acres some woods some clear.



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Joe(TX)

02-15-2007 06:28:14




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 Re: new holland bailer in reply to will in texas, 02-14-2007 17:56:25  
I wish I could find a seal like that.
It's a good baaler. You can run it a little slower to make it last longer.



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will from texas

02-15-2007 16:23:28




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 Re: new holland bailer in reply to Joe(TX), 02-15-2007 06:28:14  
i also got a john deere 894 pull type hay rake for 200 dollars needs work



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Gwiz

02-14-2007 18:23:47




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 Re: new holland bailer in reply to will in texas, 02-14-2007 17:56:25  
That's a steal unless it is worn out. If you search here for the '320', or 'new holland' you will find lots of comments. The most noted problem with the 320 is that it runs too fast and can fly apart. James



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