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Old New Holland Hay Baler

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Ward Duffield

08-07-1999 19:01:25




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I am looking for any info on date and model of a NH baler, now V-4 Wisconsin powered, with a data plate No. of 3750145.Mod 66??
It has a wooden wadboard.
Also a source for manuals and parts.
Thanks.




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B.C.

08-08-1999 19:11:52




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 Re: Old New Holland Hay Baler in reply to Ward Duffield, 08-07-1999 19:01:25  
The local New Holland dealer should be able to fix you up with at least a manual if not more detailed information. As of about 4 years ago I was able to order a new wadboard and other parts from the local dealer when I was working on our Model 66.

I parked it and we got a Model 68 but that's another story.



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Fudd

08-08-1999 21:40:23




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 Re: Re: Old New Holland Hay Baler in reply to B.C., 08-08-1999 19:11:52  
Of the older Hew Holland balers does anybody know which one is better, less troublesome? I heard don't get one with the wadboard.



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B.C.

08-09-1999 06:13:37




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 Re: Re: Re: Old New Holland Hay Baler in reply to Fudd, 08-08-1999 21:40:23  
I can only speak for myself. I found the wadboard 66 to be several notches below what I had been used to with a well beaten Deere 14T. The 66 would work, after a fashion, but you had to be awfully careful of it. It was worn out when I got it and it ate parts. New Holland parts cost more than Deere parts.

We parked it and kept it for parts for the NH 68 we got later. The 68 is a peach compared either to the Deere or the 66.

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Fudd

08-07-1999 19:48:41




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 Re: Old New Holland Hay Baler in reply to Ward Duffield, 08-07-1999 19:01:25  
This doesn't answer your question but we had a new 66 baler back in the late 50's. My Dad bought it new and I don't remember what year and I can't remember if the wadboard was metal or wood. Maybe a New Holland dealer could steer you to a manual. Good Luck!



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