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Keth

05-03-2003 07:54:49

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I just bought a nh 273 bailer with a thrower that looks to be in excellent condition. I would like to know the good and bad points of this bailer anything I should watch for. thanks.

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rem

05-04-2003 13:57:04

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Re: new holland 273 bailer in reply to Keth, 05-03-2003 07:54:49

Best bailer I ever owned. A very good unit. No bad points. Grease every day and the knotters twice a day, but not too much each time. Make good hand ties between twine balls and you should be trouble free.
Wise choice
Good Luck.

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James

05-03-2003 08:35:57

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Re: new holland 273 bailer in reply to Keth, 05-03-2003 07:54:49

I usually ask those questions before I buy something. Just kidding.

That's a good reliable baler, just slower than the newer ones. Make sure you get an owner's manual and be sure it is properly timed before you feed hay into it.

Can I ask how much you paid? I just got one with super sweep pickup and no thrower for $500. It has spent many years sitting outside, and needed some work, but now seems to work good.

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keith

05-03-2003 13:40:01

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Re: Re: new holland 273 bailer in reply to James, 05-03-2003 08:35:57

I paid $950 for it. I looks like it was never stored outside the parts on the inside have no rust and are shiney and the paint is still in good shape. it had a couple of newer looking bales in it that look like they are tied correctly. It was on an consignment auction so I did't have a chance to find out anything about it before I bought it.

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keith

05-03-2003 13:39:26

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Re: Re: new holland 273 bailer in reply to James, 05-03-2003 08:35:57

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