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NH 273--278

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steve

04-07-2002 17:56:35




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Whats the difference between a NH 273 and a NH 278?? Are they both good for alfalfa?




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Josh

04-08-2002 15:46:41




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 Re: NH 273--278 in reply to steve, 04-07-2002 17:56:35  
They are very diferent. The 273 and 278 are very diferent. The 273 uses a feeder that is driven by a bar. It is dificult for me to describe. The 278 has a chain driven feeder. The 278 is a lot bigger also. I used a 273 briefly and it was a good baler. I owned and used a 278 and it was too big for my tractor. It baled hay faster than anything I have ever seen though. Both would be good for alfalfa, especially the ones with the teeth close together on the pickup. If in good shape both will serve you well. 278 is faster, 273 is easier to pull.

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