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JD A NH 461 haybine

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Bob

12-31-2002 16:26:01




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Is a 9' NH 461 haybine too big for a 1946 all-fuel JD A? (yes, I know that not having live pto would be a pain in the posterior)




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Harold Hubbard

01-01-2003 06:37:50




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 Re: JD A NH 461 haybine in reply to Bob, 12-31-2002 16:26:01  
I ran a Hesston PT-7 with an A one summer. Didn't really enjoy it. There was plenty of power, but it seemed like the PTO was a little slow, and the hydraulics just barely would lift it. This was an ongoing emergency type thing with a borrowed tractor, so I didn't spend any time or money trying to improve anything. I suspect that the hydraulics were about trashed, I did put a guage on the outlet and it showed 400PSI, don't know what the correct pressure is. The lack of live PTO wasn't that bad, but I was used to it from running other tractors. No power steering was worse, it steered even harder than my Farmall M, and that's saying something. If your tractor is in good shape, especially the hydraulics, you should be able to handle it. If you could get a chance to try it somehow, it wouldn't take too long to decide.

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Steve from New Holland

01-02-2003 04:49:12




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 Re: Re: JD A NH 461 haybine in reply to Harold Hubbard, 01-01-2003 06:37:50  
I believe the motor will run the haybine, however in tall thick grass, you will be surprised as to how much it will work the engine. You and Harold are correct: It will be a pain, but have fun anyway. P.S. Harold, the hydro pressure for those old power trols were somewhere in the 600 to 800 pound range. Steve



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