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New Holland 851 Big Round Baler

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Tom W.

03-03-2002 09:20:03




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There are two of these balers coming up for auction in my area. Are they good balers? What should I expect to pay? Are parts still available for it?




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Tom W

03-11-2002 15:03:18




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 Re: New Holland 851 Big Round Baler in reply to Tom W., 03-03-2002 09:20:03  
Thanks for the help. We got a real nice 851 auto tie for $1100.00.



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Tom W

03-11-2002 15:02:28




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 Re: New Holland 851 Big Round Baler in reply to Tom W., 03-03-2002 09:20:03  
Thanks for the help. We got a real nice 851 auto tie for $1100.00.



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Matthew

03-04-2002 17:16:04




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 Re: New Holland 851 Big Round Baler in reply to Tom W., 03-03-2002 09:20:03  
If you have rocks they are a bad baler. If no rocks then it will work fine. anywere from $800 to $1500 for them in SD



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JHEnt

03-04-2002 16:24:29




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 Re: New Holland 851 Big Round Baler in reply to Tom W., 03-03-2002 09:20:03  
851 are good balers. Like the other guys said look the chains over. Otherwise value depends on condition and the type of bale tying it is equiped with. The least desirable would be the manual tie. This consists of a hand crank above the hitch where the operator reaches back and cranks the twine arm from one side to the other and back. Then there is a hyd tie. this works like the manual but obviously uses a hyd cylinder controled at the tractor. Automatic tie is typically the highest priced. On this sytem there are 2 twine arms. One on each side. When the baler is tripped, either by reaching full size or by a rope pull for smaller bales the stop sign will flip out, the twin arms then wrap the bale and return to their park position. All the operator has to do is stop moving so the baler will tie. The amount of wraps is selected by moving a belt to different sized pullies.

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Thurlow

03-03-2002 18:48:22




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 Re: New Holland 851 Big Round Baler in reply to Tom W., 03-03-2002 09:20:03  
They are decent balers; parts are still available. The bale size is 5 x 6.....or less; you don't have to fill it full. Things to look for; rusted out floor; obvious wear on the links of the chains; quite expensive if they have to be replaced. I've seen them advertised for $2000 to $5000, depending on condition and location.



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allen

03-03-2002 13:30:30




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 Re: New Holland 851 Big Round Baler in reply to Tom W., 03-03-2002 09:20:03  
they are good balers and yes parts are still avaiable from new holland.i have a 848 myself and will keep it forever.i think the 851 makes a bale 5 feet wide vs.4 feet for the 848. 4 foot bales are eaiser to haul side by side over the road.i think my baler is a 87 model has original chains and baled over 5000 bales.price will vary with condition and what youre willing to pay



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Tom W.

03-03-2002 19:17:41




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 Re: Re: New Holland 851 Big Round Baler in reply to allen, 03-03-2002 13:30:30  
Thanks for the information.



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Tom W.

03-03-2002 19:14:22




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 Re: Re: New Holland 851 Big Round Baler in reply to allen, 03-03-2002 13:30:30  
Thanks for the information.



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