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Sam

12-05-2000 12:52:09




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I have found a McCormick hay bailer, which is in pretty fair shape. It has actually worked when we tested it. We are not sure of the model number but best we can tell it a model 46. Our question is, are there any operator/repair manuals out there I can get my hands on? Thanks




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Sam (MO)

12-09-2000 19:52:58




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 Re: McCormick Hay bailer in reply to Sam, 12-05-2000 12:52:09  
To all

Thanks for all the great comments on the MC-46T baler. I'm all really looking forward to getting it into good shape and running 2000 bales of alfala through it.

Again thanks for the help.



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Charlie

12-08-2000 18:14:32




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 Re: McCormick Hay bailer in reply to Sam, 12-05-2000 12:52:09  
I have a model 46 I bought about 15 years ago. It was in great shape when I bought it and it has worked extremely well for me. I bale about 2000 bales per year and I've had no problems with tying. I've only had to buy a couple of tines and replace the tires. I can bale fast enough with it behind my M that a single person has a hard time keeping up. I bought manuals from Binder books. It is only designed to work with regular twine, not plastic. If Case doesn't have parts I have seen several in junk yards.

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RAW in IA

12-06-2000 03:36:01




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 Re: McCormick Hay bailer in reply to Sam, 12-05-2000 12:52:09  
You definately need a manual for that baler. We had a model 45 and the two are the same in the knotter area. If everything is set right they will work fine, but it has to be set up right. Also, buy the best twine you can find, they don't tie worth a darn with cheap twine. I don,t know how the plastic stuff works with them. Haven't tried it. Don't know of any problems other than the tying.



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Tim(nj)

12-05-2000 17:03:50




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 Re: McCormick Hay bailer in reply to Sam, 12-05-2000 12:52:09  
Follow the link to the left for tractor manuals. They also have some IH baler manuals, the 46 could be there. I'm not aware of the parts status for IH balers. With any baler that old, you need several cans of penetrating oil, the manual, and LOTS of patience to get it running reliably.



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mark

12-06-2000 05:43:39




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 Re: Re: McCormick Hay bailer in reply to Tim(nj), 12-05-2000 17:03:50  
I have a 46T for twine that I bought last summer. Haven't used it yet. ordered the manual from the IH Case dealer cause I could not find one from anywhere else. Just happened to have it here on my desk the number on the front says 1010188R8


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