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New Holland 166 SP Baler

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Jerry

09-05-2001 21:08:25




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Does anyone have any information on a NH 166 self propelled baler. I am wondering if this would be the SP baler that New Holland made. Any information will help. Thanks




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09-30-2001 12:56:08




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 Re: New Holland 166 SP Baler in reply to Jerry, 09-05-2001 21:08:25  
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Dan

09-06-2001 14:13:58




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 Re: New Holland 166 SP Baler in reply to Jerry, 09-05-2001 21:08:25  
I have a 166SP NH Would like to know of more,I have seen one other
not in very good shape. Use mine every year for 500+ bales works good.
305 were built 1956-57, has 2 Wisconsin TF-D engines,4 speed trans.



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Green Envy

09-07-2001 16:04:47




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 Re: Re: New Holland 166 SP Baler in reply to Dan, 09-06-2001 14:13:58  
I was wondering, how can you see how the baler is feeding or if you are feeding it too much. Do you go by the roar of the engine? There was a few of those machines around our area but we never had one.



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Jerry

09-06-2001 19:41:08




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 Re: Re: New Holland 166 SP Baler in reply to Dan, 09-06-2001 14:13:58  
The engine that drives the baler. The engine that runs the plunger and pick-up etc is still there but missing the carb. I should have some pieces for it.



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Dan

09-07-2001 13:44:45




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 Re: Re: Re: New Holland 166 SP Baler in reply to Jerry, 09-06-2001 19:41:08  
Do you have picture?
Is eng. a mag. eng?
Were are you located?
I from central Pa.



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Jerry

09-08-2001 11:45:36




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: New Holland 166 SP Baler in reply to Dan, 09-07-2001 13:44:45  
I can email you a picture. If you email me. Would you have a copy of the operator manual? I am planning on restoring the baler this winter I have just gotten a New Holland 2N balewagon as well. I belive this to be one of the first New Holland Balewagons. I live in Southern Alberta Canada. email is [email protected]



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Dan

09-08-2001 14:09:54




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: New Holland 166 SP Baler in reply to Jerry, 09-08-2001 11:45:36  
I can make copys and send, not sure about bale wagen.email-DDMJunk@AOL



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DDMJunk@AOL

09-06-2001 18:23:30




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 Re: Re: New Holland 166 SP Baler in reply to Dan, 09-06-2001 14:13:58  
Which engine is missing?
Has 2 tfd s one mag eng. other is dist.with Gen.



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joe

09-06-2001 15:24:50




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 Re: Re: New Holland 166 SP Baler in reply to Dan, 09-06-2001 14:13:58  
third party image

saw this last year at show in NY. Is this it??



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Dan

09-06-2001 15:34:10




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 Re: Re: Re: New Holland 166 SP Baler in reply to joe, 09-06-2001 15:24:50  
This is not 166, maybe 168? Newer than 166.



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Jerry

09-06-2001 16:20:29




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: New Holland 166 SP Baler in reply to Dan, 09-06-2001 15:34:10  
I just bought a 166 one of the engines are missing for the rest it is complete and seems to be in nice condition.. For the age of it. Would this model be the first SP baler that New Holland made? or was there older models. Also any idea where a guy could find another engine?
Thanks Jerry



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