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Vermeer round balers

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mike

02-10-2003 02:21:05




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What's the difference between a 504 I and a 504 Super I ? What do you guys think of these balers ?




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Big Jim

02-10-2003 14:46:21




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 Re: vermeer round balers in reply to mike, 02-10-2003 02:21:05  
I believe the super I is built a little heavier as far as the bearings and shafts go. I think the super I was built with the intention of baling silage as well as regular dry hay.
I believe you can never go wrong by buying a little bit heavier built machine.
I think these were two of the best round balers ever built by any company in terms of serviceability plus they both make a nice tightly wrapped bale.
I own a 504F which is a similar but older version of the 504I and 504 super I. Remember, Vermeer invented the large round baler. The others are just copies.

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