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New Holland 1032 Bale Wagon

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Gary in TX

07-05-2007 13:15:11




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Anybody have any experience with these? I have one found and was thinking about it. Need to know pretty quick.




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onefarmer

07-06-2007 05:16:00




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 Re: New Holland 1032 Bale Wagon in reply to Gary in TX, 07-05-2007 13:15:11  
Here is a link to NH Balewagon specs. The 1032 was built 71-78



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Hayfarmer

07-05-2007 18:07:34




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 Re: New Holland 1032 Bale Wagon in reply to Gary in TX, 07-05-2007 13:15:11  
I think they are a good bale wagon. If you go to the NH site it gives capacities. They work good on 2 tie bales either the smaller ones or larger ones. There used to be lots of them around my area but now everyone uses 3 tie balers and they won't work on those. I can't figure out where all the 1032s went. They are an older bale wagon and will not unload individually but they have their own hydraulics which is a plus over some of the smaller ones. I would buy one in a minute if I could find one for a reasonable price. Make sure everything works on it as that hydraulic stuff gets expensive to replace.

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Matt Weltz

07-05-2007 18:02:26




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 Re: New Holland 1032 Bale Wagon in reply to Gary in TX, 07-05-2007 13:15:11  
Never had any experience with a 1032 but have owned a 1010, 1030, and 1034. If you are going to use it for setting stacks, a three-wide model would be a much better choice such as a 1003 (83 bale), 1033(105 bale) or 1034 (105 bale with single bale unload) depending on the size and options you are looking for. The are all great machines though if they have been maintained (as with anything). Real time savers if you are doing hay by yourself or with only one other person.

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