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new holland small square bailers what your favorit

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tugboat tim

07-23-2004 10:48:59




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making less then 1000.$ a year I sure won't ever buy a new bailer and i like the newholland lable i have a 66 and a s68 bailer my only problem is in PA my proprty is full of peaks and valleys so there no way to keep the flow of hay constant the hay really gets thick in the valleys ie rain water and everythings on a slope I thoght maybe a bailer with hydruilic tension might. any ideas? thanks in advance tugb0at tim

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SPEEDWAY SQUARE BALING

07-24-2004 07:06:54




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 Re: new holland small square bailers what your fav in reply to tugboat tim, 07-23-2004 10:48:59  
i have a HESSTON 4570 it eats hay like you've never seen.
there's a guy that uses a new (last year)575
that bales the 40 ac. across the street where we bale 60 ac., its all flat ground (used to be the same field till the guy we bale sold the back 40 and the new land owner put a street in, so the ground and grass is all the same. my 4570 will smoke his 575 and i'll transport out of the field at least a 1/2 a day before he finishes

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wolfman

07-23-2004 19:08:23




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 Re: new holland small square bailers what your fav in reply to tugboat tim, 07-23-2004 10:48:59  
Have had a NH 271 since 1963. It will really eat hay. Small windrows, big windrows makes no difference. S.w Pa heavy hay mostly. 271 kind of got retired 8-10 years ago when round baler came.



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Rick

07-23-2004 15:40:53




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 Re: new holland small square bailers what your fav in reply to tugboat tim, 07-23-2004 10:48:59  
I have hyd tension and it does not make any difference than the cranks



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TP from Central PA

07-23-2004 11:33:25




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 Re: new holland small square bailers what your fav in reply to tugboat tim, 07-23-2004 10:48:59  
We've had a 77, 269, and now a 275 NH. Keeping the baler running at capacity is more in the driving than anything else IMO. A good tractor that is partial/full powershift helps alot, or even better an IH Hydro. We too have rolling ground with thin spots in hay fields and it never caused us any problems.

Out of all the balers I have used, I like a NH 311 the best. They are a hog, reliable, and built well. Our 269 was a good machine, but slow IMO. Our 275 seems to be more of a hog, but I haven't used it enough to decide.

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Cliff_Neubauer

07-23-2004 16:01:03




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 Re: Re: new holland small square bailers what your in reply to TP from Central PA, 07-23-2004 11:33:25  
We've had a NH 310 for over 20 years and a NH 270 for three years now. We paid $500 for the 270 at an auction and have baled close to 10,000 bales with it so far with only regular maintance and we had to replace one of the twine needles. The only time either of these balers will miss a bale is when switching bales of twine and we have been happy with them both. When it comes time to replace them I at least want to demo a CIH or Hesston inline baler since our closest NH dealer is over 60 miles away now, if NH doesn't think we need a local dealer I guess they don't need our business anymore.

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TP from Central PA

07-23-2004 19:38:11




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 Re: Re: Re: new holland small square bailers what in reply to Cliff_Neubauer, 07-23-2004 16:01:03  
Boy, I think it would be a hard decision for me to choose between a Hesston Inline and a NH 575.

But I don't have to worry about it for a few years until they are in my price range on the "Used" market ;-P



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Jerry D in NC

07-23-2004 17:40:22




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 Re: Re: Re: new holland small square bailers what in reply to Cliff_Neubauer, 07-23-2004 16:01:03  
If you have a CIH dealer close by then you have NH dealer close by. They are one and the same now



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Cliff Neubauer

07-24-2004 06:43:36




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: new holland small square bailers w in reply to Jerry D in NC, 07-23-2004 17:40:22  
They are owned by the same company but the dealers do not sell both. We have 3 CIH dealers within 30 miles but none of them service NH and I don't see it happening anytime soon.



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Don-Wi

07-24-2004 19:01:53




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: new holland small square baile in reply to Cliff Neubauer, 07-24-2004 06:43:36  
Do they actually turn you away and refuse to find parts? Our massey dealer is able to order almost anypart, wheather it's JD, Oliver, IH, Case, Etc. They will also service anything you bring to their door. They just might charge a little more because they don't know the machines. Our other old Oliver/White dealer(30 miles away, a long distance for us to a dealer) is the same way, actually says in their ads that they "service all makes".
That's just our dealers though, both Agco
Donovan from Wisoconsin

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Tim(nj)

07-23-2004 20:52:47




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: new holland small square bailers w in reply to Jerry D in NC, 07-23-2004 17:40:22  
Not necessarily. Here, the closest CaseIH dealer (originally IH) won't service New Holland branded equipment, and the closest New Holland (originally Ford dealer) won't service CaseIH equipment.



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