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Antique Hay Baler

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Terry Good

02-21-2007 16:01:16




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I found a old ( guessing 60+) Hay Baler in Honey Suckel vines, All Metal except the wooden rollers
How do I find out what its worth and who might be interested in it?




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RickL

02-22-2007 10:45:17




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 Re: Antique Hay Baler in reply to Terry Good, 02-21-2007 16:01:16  
Sure sounds more like a binder,more description. Does it actually have a chamber or just some tin work toward the rear



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msb

02-21-2007 17:07:32




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 Re: Antique Hay Baler in reply to Terry Good, 02-21-2007 16:01:16  
Can you post a picture at Help Identify? Wooden rollers on a baler?



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JMS/MN

02-22-2007 07:16:58




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 Re: Antique Hay Baler in reply to msb, 02-21-2007 17:07:32  
Wasn't there a NH baler that used a canvas apron for a pickup? The wooden rollers would be what the canvas ran on, just like on a grain binder.



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KEH

02-21-2007 18:02:45




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 Re: Antique Hay Baler in reply to msb, 02-21-2007 17:07:32  

If its big, bulky and has spoke wheels it might be a New Holland 76, which appearantly was the first successful automatic tie baler. They had canvas curtains to carry the hay up and over to athe bale chamber. I'm a little hazy on the details but the age is right. Don't remember wooden rollers though. What did have wooden rollers for canvas curtains was a grain binder. If you can find only one set of knotters it may be a binder. They tied small bundles of grain with one piece of twine.

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James22

02-24-2007 09:26:07




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 Re: Antique Hay Baler in reply to KEH, 02-21-2007 18:02:45  
We had a NH model 76, the neighbor had the newer model 77 that had disk rather than spoked wheels. I was too young to know whether it had wooden rollers, but know about the canvas, wold board and it also had a chain mounted platform on the right side of the knotter for someone to ride and monitor the knotters. It was a particularly bad location to ride if you were baling red clover. Do remember that the bales were very heavy. It might have had wooden rollers on the plunger/packer. I believe all the 76's had a Wisconsin engine, which although easy to notice might have been removed.

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msb

02-22-2007 19:31:56




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 Re: Antique Hay Baler in reply to KEH, 02-21-2007 18:02:45  
I ran a NH baler like that one whole summer when I was 15.I remember it having steel rollers ,but I REALLY remember it Not liking Red Top.Darned stuff would not feed up that canvass for anything or anybody.



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