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Width of a NH super 66 baler

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Michaels

01-30-2003 13:37:56




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I bought a NH super 66 baler and need to haul it on a trailor can someone tell me how wide the trailor needs to be?




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Leroy

02-02-2003 08:25:41




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 Re: Width of a NH super 66 baler in reply to Michaels, 01-30-2003 13:37:56  
I have a 6 1/2 ft. trailer, flat with rails on sides with the wheel on the outside. 2 year ago I hauled home a Super 66 from Ill. to Ohio, the wheels were both outside the trailer fenders and sat on the side rails, had a field cultivator loaded on top, second trailer in a tandem hitch, had estimated load of over 15,000 pounds, used a heavy tractor mounted fork lift in a junk yard to load, had to have a couple of people stand on the weights on the front of the tractor to keep it on the ground in loading, unloading heavy manure loader on bale chamber side with boom pole on pickup side would not lift baler, had to get gravel pit style payloader to lift off and this was without toung or pto shaft as toung had to be taken off to fit on 16' trailer, If you can possible pull it that could be your best choise, sleeve bearings so keep greased well. will trail verry good.

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Jim H.

01-31-2003 11:00:06




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 Re: Width of a NH super 66 baler in reply to Michaels, 01-30-2003 13:37:56  
I have a super 68 that I use and also a 66 out in the bushes, mostly rusted away - I don't think the 66 is nearly as wide - the super 68 seems to me to be wider. I haven't measured it, but I don't think you'll have a problem with your 8' wide trailer.
By the way, Kelly C. - I've been enjoying your super 68 resoration project! Thanks for posting the pics!



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Kelly C

01-30-2003 15:35:26




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 Re: Width of a NH super 66 baler in reply to Michaels, 01-30-2003 13:37:56  
My NH 68 is 8' 2". I would imagine a 66 is around the same width.
I noticed that the Axle goes the whole width so it may be possable to use some come alongs and pull it onto the trailer using some blocking of some sort between the trailer deck and the axle.
Letting the wheels hang over the side.
Length with bale chute up on a 68 15.9'.
Just a idea.



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Michaels

01-31-2003 05:37:46




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 Re: Re: Width of a NH super 66 baler in reply to Kelly C, 01-30-2003 15:35:26  
Thanks for the info Kelly, I have a 8'x20' flatbed trailor would it be possible to let each wheel hang off 1"?



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Kelly C

01-31-2003 12:20:05




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 Re: Re: Re: Width of a NH super 66 baler in reply to Michaels, 01-31-2003 05:37:46  
Disclamer: I have not done this. I am passing on my thoughts on this subject use at YOUR own risk.

BTW I would kill to have a 8' x 20' trailer.
It is added to the 801 other things I want. :-)

I would think it would be fine. Just bring some cribbing and some heavy posts. The hard part is not getting it to ride. It will ride were ever you put it. Its getting it up onto the deck if the wheels are wider than the deck.
The baler will weigh about 2500 lbs.
Thats a good pull for dead weight to get on the deck using some come alongs and some chain.

My brains a little clutterd right now I will post some more ideas after I think on it some more.

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