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someone has a very old case baler for sale, looks like the pto goes to a 16inch dia. wheel, then there is supposed to be a belt to
a very large flywheel,, idk, would maybe try to restore it,, but looks like the smaller dia. wheel is supposed to have a rubber
outside, that is nearly totally missing,, am i right about the power feeding from the first wheel to the large wheel? otherwise
the whole thing looks to be in descent shape. cheap
 
I found a you tube video of a Case model 140 PTO baler that is probably about the same vintage as the one you are talking about. It has the small probably 16" diameter wheel in front of the flywheel driving the flywheel with a flat belt. This baler on the video has a shield over the pulley and belt so I can't see what the drive pulley looks like. When I was a little kid we had a Case wire tie baler of that vintage but it was engine driven.
 
You should get some good responses to your question if you take this to the Case board on this site. There is nothing those guys don't know about anything Case.
 
Need a pic to be sure what model you are talking about, the 140/160 does not have rubber on the drive pulley,, I have a 140W pto drive, I need to look though as maybe the 130/133/135 does I have them also and will look, a NCM may as well,, I did not pull that set of books to check them yet,,
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140/160 model
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130
 
Go for it , worry about the fixen after grease it ,string it. And run hay or straw bales outside the machine shed . Then you have some questions maybe
Good luck
Neighbor have that Baler 60 years ago , sorry don’t know it. I just stacked hay on the hay wagon , works good ,even in hilly field
 
Grew up with a 133 Case and I don't think there was any rubber coating on the smaller pulley. Just the flat drive belt. Good baler but not as much capacity as newer ones. About the only time it missed tying a bale was when the knot tying one bale of twine to another would get caught in the needle eye.
 
Replace the chIN THAT DRIVES THE TY MECH. IF it breaks, as mine did, whiile the needles are in the chamber with a load of hay, youll lose your needles, and there scarce as hens teeth. Might be a good idea to take one to a foundry and have it cast, course, IF you shear one, youll shear both, so, might be a good idea to make 2 of them, $300 a pop. Chains WAY cheaper. My 140 W has cases inline engine on it. Air cooled.
 
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