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What are older usuable balers going for in your area?

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Bob G

01-11-2003 18:40:41

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I was wondering what older balers going for in your area. I would like to get one for the few acres I have, but don't find any around. Just curious if I find one what would be a general price for one.

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Rick

01-24-2003 15:38:51

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Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to Bob G, 01-11-2003 18:40:41

I have a early eighties 327 JD square baler for sale. Excellent machine,just go bale with it. $3000.00

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Rick

01-24-2003 15:38:31

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Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to Bob G, 01-11-2003 18:40:41

I have a early eighties 327 JD square baler for sale. Excellent machine,just go bale with it. $3000.00

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Tom A

01-13-2003 04:17:49

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Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to Bob G, 01-11-2003 18:40:41

Here in west-central Maryland, you can get one that runs some but requires TLC to get it running well for around $400. Starting around $600-$700, you can get an older but still sound NH...and they go up from there.

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01-12-2003 18:28:25

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Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to Bob G, 01-11-2003 18:40:41

Western Oregon seems to be getting around $800 to $1000 for a "ready to use but barely" baler. That's for one that's as cheap as you can get and still be baling ready.

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STEVE

01-12-2003 14:16:55

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Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to Bob G, 01-11-2003 18:40:41

BOB I have a FORD 532 twine witch if I remember rite I was told is a HESSTON under that blue paint. Its a early to mid 80"s with less then 4000 run through it. I"m near STlouis and would like to get $1,500 out of it if this would help you .I"ll watch this question box for any reply good luck in your hunt! STEVE

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Leroy

01-12-2003 11:34:21

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Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to Bob G, 01-11-2003 18:40:41

West Central Ohio J D 14 T 500 to 1000+

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01-12-2003 08:28:38

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Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to Bob G, 01-11-2003 18:40:41

Wisconsin. I got $425 for my New Holland super 69. At the same auction IH 46 baler $50 IH 420 and 430 $300 to $350. John Deere 14-T $100 to $150. MF $50 to $400. The one MF baler was not vary old. Around here it's New Holland No. 1 and John Deere No. 2. IH last of them all.

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01-12-2003 06:45:47

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Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to Bob G, 01-11-2003 18:40:41

In central Ohio I sold my International 46 baler in excellent field ready condtion for $500.

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William

01-12-2003 03:44:49

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Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to Bob G, 01-11-2003 18:40:41

In mid Minnesota i got a John Deer 336 with thrower which wouldn't tie on one side,and both side screens at the rear of the thrower were missi'n for $700.00... it didn't take long for me n my brother to get it to tie properly. oh by the way Bob u didn't say where u were.

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Bob G

01-12-2003 12:52:55

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Re: Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to William, 01-12-2003 03:44:49

I'm in southestern Washington state. We are in wheat country. There has not been too much straw baled in this country for quite a while.

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ShepFL

01-12-2003 02:40:20

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Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to Bob G, 01-11-2003 18:40:41

Here in N. FL they run between $800 (read needs lots of work) to $2500 for the square balers. Round balers are out of my price range at $6k and above. Been looking for one myself for baling pine needles (pine straw aka mulch) but not much for sale and haven't seen any lying around.

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ShepFL

01-12-2003 01:14:59

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Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to Bob G, 01-11-2003 18:40:41

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Sid

01-11-2003 20:39:49

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Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to Bob G, 01-11-2003 18:40:41

Around here SW Mo, around eight hundred will buy a useable baler. My last square baler purchase was one hundred dollars that I was going to use for a parts baler but ended up using it to bale about two thousand bales before i traded it off. they can be found even cheaper if you do not get in too big of a hurry.

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david

01-11-2003 21:53:31

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Re: Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to Sid, 01-11-2003 20:39:49

About $400-500 will get a 24T Deere or comp in central KY. Take a big leap for a 336, dealer offered me 2500 trade in on mine.

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Tim(nj)

01-12-2003 15:22:51

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Re: Re: Re: What are older usuable balers going for in your area? in reply to david, 01-11-2003 21:53:31

Around here in New Jersey, a good baler like a New Holland 276 will bring $1500-$2000 at auction. A good JD 24T will go for $1000-$1500. (these prices include bale throwers/ejectors). An older baler with only a chute might not bring as much. A good NH S68 with chute brought $300 one sale. I sold one JD336 with #30 ejector in good working order for $2600 (within 2 days of advertising) and traded the nicer 336 with #30 ejector in for $3500 towards my new Hesston 4550.

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