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Small square balers corn stalk choppers

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paul

10-30-2000 10:49:33




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I never knew there was such a combination. Saw it mentioned twice in the past month, one a 14t JD, one a 27-something NH. They have a stalk shredder attachment, and you can bale cornstalks.

How did these work? I would think the needles would take a beating on cornstalks.

--->Paul




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TB SCOTT

11-02-2000 14:07:15




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 Re: small square balers corn stalk choppers in reply to paul, 10-30-2000 10:49:33  
I have sales literature for the 14T and the 214T John Deere small square balers that shows a flail attatchment in place of the pick up. Quite an idea but have never seen one. :-)



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Shepherd

11-01-2000 06:44:10




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 Re: small square balers corn stalk choppers in reply to paul, 10-30-2000 10:49:33  
We bale corn fodder all the time with a 320 NH and it does not bother it. Are you talking about baling standing corn or the fodder that is left behind the combine??



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paul

11-02-2000 05:00:59




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 Re: Re: small square balers corn stalk choppers in reply to Shepherd, 11-01-2000 06:44:10  
The stalks after the combine. Most round-bale them around here, but I see 2 or so small-square them. But I had never heard of a shredder attachment for small-square balers before.

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Shepherd

11-02-2000 11:08:42




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 Re: Re: Re: small square balers corn stalk choppers in reply to paul, 11-02-2000 05:00:59  
I have never heard of that eaither. I have always just raked it up and fed it into the square baler. Works fine, helps if you use plastic twine in the baler-- keeps it tighter.



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