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which round baler works best in corn stalks

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new hay man

10-09-2007 10:30:46

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I need some advice on which round balers work well in corn stalks.

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Tx Jim

10-10-2007 03:30:41

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Re: which round baler works best in corn stalks in reply to IaGary, 10-09-2007 10:30:46

My JD 467 with mega-wide pick-up had no problem baling corn stalks last year when we had a drought. I just ran a rotary pasture mower behind combine,then raked and baled. Stalks made more rolls/acre than I thought they would. Tx Jim

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Brokenwrench

10-09-2007 12:13:42

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Re: which round baler works best in corn stalks in reply to new hay man, 10-09-2007 10:30:46

We used to use an 855 new holland. The last of the chain balers. Worked really good in cornstalks, big pickup, didn`t make those super tight bales. I`ve seen guys small square cornstalk bales. Any baler will probably work OK, just a matter of how hard you want to be on the equipment.

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paul

10-09-2007 21:30:23

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Re: which round baler works best in corn stalks in reply to Brokenwrench, 10-09-2007 12:13:42

I 'hear' softcore or chain balers work better than the new belt balers.

An old belt baler will really struggle in stalks.

I have a Vermeer F, and it makes a few bales, but is no fun. My neighbor has a new NH BRsomething, and I found out he has difficulty too in some yars.

Other years it works pretty good. Fall is usually cold & damp around here, so optimal conditions don't always exsist....

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