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Seth

01-06-2004 16:14:35




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After hearing so many good things about bale accumaulators, I think one might fit my opperation. I was woundering if anyone had or had seen a used bale accumulator for sale in Iowa. I have never seen one used in my area of central iowa(not much hay raised). Any leads would be appreciated!




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Rick

01-07-2004 00:46:46




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 Re: bale accumulator in reply to Seth, 01-06-2004 16:14:35  
Yes. get ahold of me.i did have a list of about eight units for sale in surrounding area. Most of them don't need selfcontained pumps run direct off of tractor or operate mechanicaly with no Hyd. Rick



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Flurette Farm

01-06-2004 17:59:17




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 Re: bale accumulator in reply to Seth, 01-06-2004 16:14:35  
Seth, these are very hard to find used and if you do they are pretty beat up or very high. I saw one a few days ago attached to a baler on the NH web site. You can take a look there and contact the dealer he might sell it separated from the baler. Maybe not. The best place to look is in the N. W. as they bale more small square bales due to the horse owner demand. You can also look in S.W. S. Dakota or western Neb. as I've seen a number of them in that area. Check the JD dealer in Belle Fouche, S.D. he may be able to help you.
The unit will cost you between 3 & 5 thousand depending on its condition. Keep in mind that some or most of these require a self contained hydrualic unit and if it does you need to make sure you get the pump also and it is good otherwise you will be looking at another 2-500 dollars plus the cost of the hoses. You also want to make sure the the bale grab or forks are adaptable to your loader without to much cost and you have the extra outlet that will be required separate from that used by the loader. Let me know if I can help. Good luck..... ..

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