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Ok guys ,new holland 67 baler

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Ridr

06-04-2003 19:21:18




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I can take it LOL , no really , I ended up with an old new holland 67 baler that was shedded and looks to be in real good shape . (it was CHEAP) it could use a bearing or two and a lil TLC but what I was wondering is if it is even worth the trouble. I use mostly round bales but would like to have 750 to a 1000 square a year , can this make good bales or should Ipark it in the fence row ??




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farmer jones

06-05-2003 18:46:56




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 Re: Ok guys ,new holland 67 baler in reply to Ridr, 06-04-2003 19:21:18  
I had a 67 for 1 or 2 years. It will make a good bale, but if any chain breaks or jumps a tooth EVERYTHING will be out of time. This can be very expensive on teeth and needles.READ THE MANUAL BEFORE BALING. I much perfer a baler with an auger feed. AS far as repairs and your nerves 1000 bales with the 67 will be much more difficult than 1000 big bales. I would take the big baler to the field in full view of the 67 and it will probably work perfectly. Good luck

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smirkey

06-05-2003 06:17:50




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 Re: Ok guys ,new holland 67 baler in reply to Ridr, 06-04-2003 19:21:18  
all new holland balers can made good square bales. just have a reasonably sharp plunger knife w/ not too much plunger side slop. match the windrow conditions to the tractor speed and you'll be allright. isn't that 67 baler one with a shorty tongue?



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Ridr

06-05-2003 08:46:35




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 Re: Re: Ok guys ,new holland 67 baler in reply to smirkey, 06-05-2003 06:17:50  
It does have a short tongue, I was thinking about extending it out at an angle so my rear tire isn't rolling in the windrow. A sharp plunger knife ?? I don't understand what you mean , can you explain a little bit ?? I hate to sound like a idiot on these square balers ...but I am . Thanks for your help !! If this helps , it is the kind that just has the feeder tines on the track , no tines actually pull hay all the way in front of the plunger, thats what I'm worried about after looking at my friends T 18 or T something . Thanks again for your help

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paul

06-05-2003 10:36:27




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 Re: Re: Re: Ok guys ,new holland 67 baler in reply to Ridr, 06-05-2003 08:46:35  
Square balers are fussy with timing & knotters & feeding & such - but once you set it up (know what timing is before you turn it over if you change any chains or shafts, or you will hear some loud snaps & be looking for parts...) it should be good to go. NH & JD are both good balers, if you are starting with a sound machine, it should be made to push out bales reliably. Obviously, it is low-capacity compared to newer models, but should handle 1000 bales a year with no problem.

If you look in where the hay feeds into the plunger, there is a knifeblade on the plunger & on the facing side of the bale chamber - look like 2 small plow shares maybe. These are the knives, they cut the hay like a sissors, and need to be sharp & adjusted to be close but not hit each other.

You need a manual - all these adjustments are covered in there.

--->Paul

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Ridr

06-05-2003 15:30:25




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Ok guys ,new holland 67 baler in reply to paul, 06-05-2003 10:36:27  
Thanks !! I did order a manual but it doesn't say anything about that , man I love this board...beats pulling my hair out ...thanks again I really appreciate your help



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