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MF baler 'family tree'

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jimgoddard

11-16-2007 08:21:27

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I see there are posts for the NH and JD lines of balers but couldnt find anything about MF. To me it looks like the 12x line preceded 22x. The x would be 0 for economy, 4 for midrange and 6 for hi end? Im I on the right trail? Not sure what came ahead of teh 120x series.

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Don-Wi

11-16-2007 23:54:00

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Re: MF baler 'family tree' in reply to jimgoddard, 11-16-2007 08:21:27

I can only add that the 12 is newer than the 3 and 10, not sure about the 9. Our 12 has more modern decals on it that would coincide with the 200 series more than the 100 or older series.

Donovan from Wisconsin

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chuck bergstrom

11-16-2007 15:43:14

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Re: MF baler 'family tree' in reply to jimgoddard, 11-16-2007 08:21:27

495man has it correct. Except of course the large
older #1 baler. The 3 was also avail thru Ferguson early on. Chuck

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495man

11-16-2007 12:32:12

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Re: MF baler 'family tree' in reply to Bill Becker, 11-16-2007 08:21:27

jimgoddard said: (quoted from post at 09:21:27 11/16/07) I see there are posts for the NH and JD lines of balers but couldnt find anything about MF. To me it looks like the 12x line preceded 22x. The x would be 0 for economy, 4 for midrange and 6 for hi end? Im I on the right trail? Not sure what came ahead of teh 120x series.

We have a #9...I "think" this is the way it went....

#3 and #10 were the first

#9 and #12

120, 124, 126(wire tie?)

220, 224, 226(wire tie?)

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jimgoddard

11-19-2007 07:16:42

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Re: MF baler 'family tree' in reply to 495man, 11-16-2007 12:32:12

Noticed also theres a 228. The one I saw was twine and looks as though it has 2 packer arms!! Was there a 128 also?

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Gerald J.

11-16-2007 09:57:05

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Re: MF baler 'family tree' in reply to jimgoddard, 11-16-2007 08:21:27

I think the MF-2 and MF-3 preceeded the MF-12 that came before the MF-12x balers.

Gerald J.

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marty g

11-16-2007 10:13:08

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Re: MF baler 'family tree' in reply to Gerald J., 11-16-2007 09:57:05

I have seen MF-9 and MF-10s up here. MF-12 being the hungriest.

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