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NH baler shredder attachment

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paul

02-17-2002 12:22:58




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Last year a couple folks mentioned small square balers with a corn stalk 'header' attachment to bale small square cornstalks. I had never seen such a thing.

Well, now I have. On the weekend there was one at an auction from a NH 269 baler. Kind of a big thing, & I really didn't figure out how it was powered. Does anyone want/use these things yet? It sold to a scrap dealer, $10 I think.

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smirkey

02-19-2002 13:10:17




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 Re: NH baler shredder attachment in reply to paul, 02-17-2002 12:22:58  
i knew i guy that complained that the stalks need to be cut first and raked to get them dry because they will mold if done in one pass.



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frederick lysgaard

02-17-2002 21:39:26




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 Re: NH baler shredder attachment in reply to paul, 02-17-2002 12:22:58  

i have new holland balers and john deere balers with tese stalk shredders on them bring over $300 at auctions in my area i seeen a john deere with a deere shredder bring almost $400 at a sale in iowa last fall.



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paul

02-17-2002 21:55:19




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 Re: Re: NH baler shredder attachment in reply to Tim(nj), 02-17-2002 16:02:22  
Yup, that looks like it. It was sold seperate from the baler, went to the sale just to see one! :) Didn't want it, but was always curious.

Hummm, here everyone with cattle round bales cornstalks, me too. I hear this year small squares of cornstalks are also in demand, bring $1.70 a bale. Seem to be worth something this year.

The contraption does look like a lot more work than running the 4 row stalk chopper, raking & then baling the stalks in a windrow...

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TP from Central PA

02-18-2002 15:29:30




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 Re: Re: Re: NH baler shredder attachment in reply to paul, 02-17-2002 21:55:19  
I bale about 200 bales of corn stalks each fall, I need to get me one of those!!!! It may look like more work, but when you consider fuel useage and the time it takes, that machine would save!!! I chop with a brushhog(two rows at a time) so it takes me a while, plus to rake them and bale it is alittle expensive, looking at it with this machine. I have a 269 NH and have never seen or heard of an attachment like this! I think this is a great idea since the stalks dry better when not chopped, once the dew, frost, or rain hits 'em(chopped) it takes flipping with a rake to get them dry.

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