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John Deere #10 Baler

Your baler would be a 114,or 116. We called them "sidewinder" balers.Introduced in 1946.Replaced by the 14T in '54.
 
I don't know how many model 10 balers were produced. We had one here they used as demo then it left again. Wasn't popular. I heard that someone in Western Washington built a baler to make similar size bales, smaller bales popular with horse people there.
 
About 15 years ago, or so, there was one at the Fairview Oklahoma show that baled a little straw. Was disappointed in the bale as
it was loose and probably didn't weigh 20 pounds. Took one of the bales home for a souvenir but got tired of having it around and
used it. Wire tied. They were supposed to make a super high density bale of a smaller dimension to make more convenient for
shipping.
 
116W I believe, I did not take time to find the serial tag but can I have books for it also
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