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JD 567 Round Baler

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Shep

01-29-2003 05:32:56




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Any of you guys out there running one of these balers or know any good and bad on it. I am looking at ordering one today or tomorrow and am going to have it built. I am putting the megawide pickup on it, the high moisture kit on it as I wet wrap almost all my hay, no net wrap as I never leave hay outside without being plastic wrapped, the 540 pto, floatation tires, and the nice monitor. Any other hints or suggestions on this baler.

Have had a 530 forever and really like it, but it is shot and it is time for a new one.

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Green Envy

01-30-2003 16:00:37




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 Re: JD 567 Round Baler in reply to Shep, 01-29-2003 05:32:56  
We traded a 535 for a 457 last year. It has all of the goodies on it like mega-wide pickup, deluxue monitor, and cover-edge net wrap. We like our baler's ability to bale straw that has been chewed up by rotory combines, a problem other brands of balers had around here. Also, the monitor is real nice. We like our baler and I think you will like yours.



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Green Envy

01-30-2003 15:55:23




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 Re: JD 567 Round Baler in reply to Shep, 01-29-2003 05:32:56  
We traded a 535 for a 457 last year. It has all of the goodies on it like mega-wide pickup, deluxue monitor, and cover-edge net wrap. We like our baler's ability to bale straw that has been chewed up by rotory combines, something other brands of balers had. Also, the monitor is real nice. We like our baler and I think you will like yours.



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cannonball

01-30-2003 05:09:02




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 Re: JD 567 Round Baler in reply to Shep, 01-29-2003 05:32:56  
have 566 i change pins every 500 to 600 rolls .. i think deere says 1000 but have seen them worn bad by 500..have nice day



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Shep

01-30-2003 09:00:08




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 Re: Re: JD 567 Round Baler in reply to cannonball, 01-30-2003 05:09:02  
What pins are you talking about????



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Shep

01-30-2003 08:55:05




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 Re: Re: JD 567 Round Baler in reply to cannonball, 01-30-2003 05:09:02  
What pins are you talking about????



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Clem

01-29-2003 20:37:07




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 Re: JD 567 Round Baler in reply to Shep, 01-29-2003 05:32:56  
If you like the 530, you'll think you've died and gone heaven when you run that 567. Excellent machine.



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Clem

01-29-2003 20:36:35




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 Re: JD 567 Round Baler in reply to Shep, 01-29-2003 05:32:56  
If you like the 530, you'll think you've died and gone heaven when you run that 567. Excellent machine.



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Mike

01-29-2003 11:25:01




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 Re: JD 567 Round Baler in reply to Shep, 01-29-2003 05:32:56  
Shep,
Let me first say, I'm so jealous of the new baler!
I checked out your web page. Nice place.
My next door neighbor(if you can call him that since he lives about 1/4 mile away)had a 567. He bought it new. Had so much trouble out of it and so many field warranty calls John Deere bought it back from him. Everyone else in my area who runs Deere balers have good luck out of them and are happy with them so I figure his must have had a short between the steering wheel and the seat when attached to the tractor. Just kiddin'. Anyway, Deere did buy it back which I thought was pretty good of them since he did have so many warranty calls on it. Don't know exactly what his troubles were with it but when I see him again, I'll ask him about it. Deere balers are really popular in the area where I live (Southwest of Houston). I'm even considering one myself. Plan on stopping by the Deere dealer this Friday for a few things and will talk to them about it then.
Enjoy the new baler.

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Shep

01-29-2003 11:46:21




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 Re: Re: JD 567 Round Baler in reply to Mike, 01-29-2003 11:25:01  
Thanks for the comments Mike. Its pretty much the same around my area, there are JD balers everywhere and not many other brands to speak of. We have had our 530JD for nearly 20 years now and it has been a super machine and done things that it was never designed for with this wet silage hay that we are baling now. I looked at Vermeer 555XL and a 605XL and a NH 688 baler but I have just had so much good luck with the JD's and there is really not that much difference in price I just decided to stay with the Deeres. That 567 looks like an impressive machine with that mega wide pickup and all but I have never seen one run, so I dont know much about it other than looking at it on the lot. Was just hoping to find out if they had any weak spots or options I should get or stay away from.

I went ahead and put a new one on order this morning but I think I have a week to change things if I need to.

I am really impressed that Deere bought back that troubled baler, did he get another 567 or did he change brands???

Thanks for the comments Mike

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Mike

01-29-2003 19:49:04




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 567 Round Baler in reply to Shep, 01-29-2003 11:46:21  
He was doing custom baling then and after Deere picked up the baler, he teamed up with a guy he knows and they work it together. He cuts and rakes and the other guy bales so thus far, he hasn't gotten another baler. Say's he might get out of the business. But, guess what type of baler the second guy has??? Give up??? You guessed it, Deere 567. My neighbor borrowed that baler this past fall to bale his field for the last time. It made about 300 bales and while he was baling, it was nothing but dust and diesel smoke down there.
I don't think you'll be making a bad decision with the 567. Like I said, everyone around here has that baler.

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Mike

01-30-2003 10:12:49




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: JD 567 Round Baler in reply to Mike, 01-29-2003 19:49:04  
Would like to rephrase my last statement in my last post. Should read, "I DON'T think you'll be making a bad decision with the 567."



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