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john deere #10 baler

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vac 54

07-16-2007 16:19:05




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need parts or a complete baler..need info on this baler. seems it has small bales? bought one dont know why. are they as rare as the guy told me this one is ???? thanks




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Doug in IL

07-17-2007 04:35:10




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 Re: john deere #10 baler in reply to vac 54, 07-16-2007 16:19:05  
The #10 made a 10" x 15" heavily packed bale. There were only a few hundred made. They were sold for 5 years. The highest year of sales was the first year of production, with 99 balers produced.



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Hayfarmer

07-16-2007 19:21:11




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 Re: john deere #10 baler in reply to vac 54, 07-16-2007 16:19:05  
I saw one many years ago. My Dad worked at the JD dealer here and they got one as a demo. I'm not sure of the bale size but definitely high density. They tried it out on a few places hwere and there were stories of guys loading their wagons like usual and blowing tires. Individual bales weren't that heavy but just took up less space. Never caught on here and don't think the baler was around more than one year. I don't know if they were ever in production or just put out to check the market.

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Roger in Iowa

07-16-2007 16:53:24




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 Re: john deere #10 baler in reply to vac 54, 07-16-2007 16:19:05  
They were a high density baler. Probably will be hard to find another or parts. Believe bale size was unique, therefore parts will be unique.

Roger in Iowa



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