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New holland automated bale wagon unloading clearance

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tom randall

08-02-2001 04:29:02




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I am interested in finding out the height or clearance i would need to unload a full stack of bales in a barn with a new holland 1034 or1036 bale wagon.I live in upstate ny and these wagons are far and few between so finding one to measure is not easy. I have called several nh dealers and they have given me several different answers. I even called nh direct,they told me i needed almost 17 feet , i hope thats not true. If anyone can help that would be great..thanks for your time , tom

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Cliff Neubauer

08-03-2001 18:08:50




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 Re: new holland automated bale wagon unloading clearance in reply to tom randall, 08-02-2001 04:29:02  
We have one, I believe its a 1034 but I can't say for sure. It holds 105 bales and it used to unload them one at a time. We stacked in 12' barns with it but you had to tip it up between the trusses, I think 14' would work okay.



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Jason

08-02-2001 15:26:32




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 Re: new holland automated bale wagon unloading clearance in reply to tom randall, 08-02-2001 04:29:02  
I don't know about your particular bale wagon but I have heard that many take 14 to 18 feet of clearance to dump.



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