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Warren

06-26-2001 15:50:02




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Anyone know of a good source for NH 271 baler needles?

I checked the for sale ads, don't know if listed needles will fit, different model.

Thanks for any info.

Warren




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paul

06-27-2001 11:49:56




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 Re: Need needle source in reply to Warren, 06-26-2001 15:50:02  
This is what my Service Parts Catalog (Hayliner 270/ 271 issue 8-61) has to say:

Model 270 & 271 Twine Tie:
Needle part # 38762

Model 271 Wire Tie:
Needle part # 45554

If you're needing to bale hay, might just want to go to a New Holland dealer, should be in stock if people use those models in your area....

--->Paul



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Warren

06-27-2001 12:56:59




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 Re: Re: Need needle source in reply to paul, 06-27-2001 11:49:56  
Thanks Paul,

Fortunately we got the hay up last week-end, the best weather we've ever had for the first cut.

So I have at least another month to find some more and it is a back-up baler anyhow. My neighbor needed to use it; I didn't expect to need it that fast.

The baler is a twine tie.

The internet just can save so much time, I can probably dig some up around here. They may even have some used ones at the local NH dealer.

By the way, where are you located?

We live in Minnesota, 40 miles south of Minneapolis.

Thanks,

Warren

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paul

06-28-2001 12:09:49




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 Re: Re: Re: Need needle source in reply to Warren, 06-27-2001 12:56:59  
Well, then you would be familiar with New Ulm / Sleepy Eye area..... ;) Farm is by Klossner, if you REALLY know your small towns.

--->Paul



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