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New Holland 275 Baler?????

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Steve

04-16-1999 19:04:01




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going to look at a 275 baler tommorow and was wondering if they are a decent unit, owner says he put up around 1000 bales a year, are there any areas besides the knotter that i should be criticle of?, also about what years were these built and are parts still availible?, looking to put up 4-5000 bales this year and don't want to torcher myself with my mf-3 anymore. thanks in advance steve.




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C.C.

04-19-1999 01:48:55




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 Re: New Holland 275 Baler????? in reply to Steve, 04-16-1999 19:04:01  
Steve,
I just went through the agony of buying a baler. Seems like I looked at every baler under the sun. i would say to just go through baler with a fine tooth comb. Crank it by hand a couple of times to get the plunger all the way out. Then wiggle it to see if it's got any play in it. Some bearings or guides might be wore a little. Not a big deal, but could save you some money in the price. Also check all of the grease fittings to see if they have been maintained properly(kinda hard, just make a judgement call). Look for little things like springs on the hay dogs and such. If any are broken, it's another thing that could save you some money in the price, but not to worry, it's an easy and cheap fix. Not real for sure on the production date, but I think it was early to mid seventy's. From what I've found out about older MF's, the 275 should be a world's better baler. If you would like any other info, just e-mil me. Hope this helps. Casey

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Wayne

04-16-1999 19:18:49




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 Re: New Holland 275 Baler????? in reply to Steve, 04-16-1999 19:04:01  
My dad had one. It was a very good baler. I think they were made in the later 60's. Check needles the sheet metal tended to crack.



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