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1959 New Holland self-propelled baler haycruuser 1

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haycreek

12-29-2003 13:44:16

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I have a New Holland Machinery price list (1959) shows the baler and the price for the twine tie baler is $5975.00 wire-tie at $6112.75, speeds from 1.3 to 23 mph bale lenth from 12" to 52 inchs, Has anyone ever seen or used one? Iam wondering if this machine was used for custom baleing otherwise how could justify the cost of the machine

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peabody

01-28-2004 06:21:44

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Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelled baler haycruus in reply to haycreek, 12-29-2003 13:44:16

Theres a self propelled NW baler for sale on ebay right now. Here's your chance! If I can get it to send, I'll put a picture in the implement photos.

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Dan

12-30-2003 07:39:52

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Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelled baler haycruus in reply to haycreek, 12-29-2003 13:44:16

I have never operated a NH self propelled baler, there are a number of Freeman 3 tie self propelled balers in our area and I ran one one summer. Great to operate as you are right above the pickup and can see what is going on. You are also close to knotters so know right away when there is a problem. They are also easy to maneuver in the field and to move around dropped bales to rebale broken ones. The one I operated had a cab with air. Some of the Freeman self propelled balers here have been fitted with JD swather cabs. An expensive machine but guys put up a lot of hay here every year and comfort is good too. Down side is you have an engine comparable to a mid size tractor tied up year around.

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Larry806

12-29-2003 20:31:22

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Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelled baler haycruus in reply to haycreek, 12-29-2003 13:44:16

I never heard of them till last year when one sold at a auction The guy paid 2700 out west for it Only had it a coulpe years & died At his sale I think they said it brought 2200

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E R

12-29-2003 20:02:00

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Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelled baler haycruus in reply to haycreek, 12-29-2003 13:44:16

My son has A #1282 selfpropelled NH
baler. He got it from another man.
Fixed it up and made it run and bale
hay.I have run it A little myself.
I will send A picture of it.
You may have to go to inplement photo
to see it.

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George G

12-29-2003 16:45:02

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Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelled baler haycruus in reply to haycreek, 12-29-2003 13:44:16

If this works, you should see a picture of my 1280 Haycruiser. Its a 1962. The one you are talking about would be a model 178. It looks alot like the 1280. If the picture don't come up. Over in the left hand column, click on Implement Photos, then at the bottom of that page where it says Serch for____ Type in 1280 and it will take you to it.

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E R Ross

12-30-2003 06:35:03

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Re: Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelled baler hayc in reply to George G, 12-29-2003 16:45:02

I have been reading the comments on the
self-prepelled bailer.
I want to put A picture of one on this comment.
Georgr G, can you tell me how you did it.
I have the picture on my PC , but I don`t know how to download it on this comment

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George G

12-30-2003 15:07:55

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Re: Re: Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelled baler in reply to E R Ross, 12-30-2003 06:35:03

I put mine in the Implement Photos first. Just click on the Implement Photos and at the top of the page you will find "Add Your Photo" just click on that and follow the instuctions. Once you get it there. I can tell you how to get it here. Or you can try this link at the bottom of this post (if it shows up). I've never used it, but its supposed to work.

Photos

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Kelly C

12-30-2003 04:39:34

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Re: Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelled baler hayc in reply to George G, 12-29-2003 16:45:02

Some day I will get one of those to add to the collection.

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paul

12-30-2003 11:15:06

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Re: Re: Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelled baler in reply to Kelly C, 12-30-2003 04:39:34

And a face mask - If they had come out a few years later with a cab & air conditioning..... When you bale, look where the dustiest spot is around the baler..... ;)

--->Paul

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Kelly C

12-30-2003 17:50:54

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Re: Re: Re: Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelled ba in reply to paul, 12-30-2003 11:15:06

I know. I dont think I would use it much but would still be fun to have one.

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paul

12-30-2003 19:10:09

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelle in reply to Kelly C, 12-30-2003 17:50:54

Yea, it would be fun to see/ have. I've never seen one, only became aware of them when they were mentioned on ytmag here a few years ago.

--->Paul

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Will- Mn.

12-30-2003 04:22:47

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Re: Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelled baler hayc in reply to George G, 12-29-2003 16:45:02

George,

Thanks for posti'n the pic, sure is neat looking,first one i've ever seen!

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Jim.UT

12-29-2003 14:33:18

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Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelled baler haycruus in reply to haycreek, 12-29-2003 13:44:16

I saw a self propelled NH baler at an auction once. I don't know if it's the same one you're reading about....probably not. It looked newer than a 1959. I suppose the salesman's pitch would include the fact that you don't need to buy a tractor to pull it. On the other hand, you couldn't use the self propelled baler to plow a field either, so you'd still have to own a tractor, too.

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J Kirsch NY

12-29-2003 18:28:10

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Re: Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelled baler hayc in reply to Jim.UT, 12-29-2003 14:33:18

I'll bet that the operator ate a ton of dust every day. J Kirsch NY

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Jim.UT

12-29-2003 21:29:42

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Re: Re: Re: 1959 New Holland self-propelled baler in reply to J Kirsch NY, 12-29-2003 18:28:10

The one I saw had an enclosed cab, but I understand they didn't all have cabs. You're right, sounds like no fun!

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