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New Holland 76 Baler

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Tony

08-19-2000 21:47:52




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Does anyone know where I can get some pictures of a New Holland 76 Baler. This is the only NH Baler that I know of that had the pick-up on the left side. My Dad was in the custom baling business & had one. We pulled it with a 1948 Jeep & I think Dad purchased both of them new as a unit in 48 but I'm not sure as to the year of the baler. It had a Wisconsin 4 cylinder engine with a hand crank. I spent many hours pulling that baler & looking back over my left shoulder at the hay going up the canvas & being rammed down by the plunger, and would like to show my kids & Grandkids what I did as a young man. We were not big on pictures back then though. Thanks For Your Help
Tony

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Tom

08-25-2000 15:22:30




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 Re: New Holland 76 Baler in reply to Tony, 08-19-2000 21:47:52  
Tony I have a restored model 76 NH baler I would be glad for yall to see it I also have a small working model that I made of the 76 baler I bought it in Minnesota and had it shipped down here to East Texas (I wanted one bad) If you are down this way look me up e-mail me if you want but I don't get on the computer but about once a week Hope this helps Tom Ross--Carthage,Tx,



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Tony

08-26-2000 13:21:26




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 Re: Re: New Holland 76 Baler in reply to Tom, 08-25-2000 15:22:30  
Hi Tom
Thanks so much for responding. I would love to see your baler & we do get down to your area about once a yr. on business. I don't know if this will interest you but I have a parts manual & another guy is sending me an operators manual. I could make copies and send them to you if you like. Why don't you e-mail your e-mail address directly to me at [email protected] and then we can correspond that way. By the way I'm from Minnesota.

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