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mf-220 baler

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Jeff-TN

08-05-2004 21:37:34




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I need a little info on the mf 220 square baler please.thanks in advance.




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Ken Macfarlane

08-06-2004 05:09:00




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 Re: mf-220 baler in reply to Jeff-TN, 08-05-2004 21:37:34  
What info do you need? I have a MF220, 224, 228 family owners manual next to me.



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Jeff-TN

08-06-2004 12:06:35




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 Re: mf-220 baler in reply to Ken Macfarlane, 08-06-2004 05:09:00  
I would like to know if it is all in all a good model of baler, what year did they start production of the 220, what weakness does it have, etc. I"m going to look at one tomorrow to buy, and I don"t know a lot about square bailers. He is asking 2000.00 for it. Thanks



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Ken Macfarlane

08-09-2004 05:26:59




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 Re: mf-220 baler in reply to Jeff-TN, 08-06-2004 12:06:35  
I don't know when the 220 went in production but I think you could buy one in the 80's. The 220 is the base model, it doesn't have the 3 joint pto so turning won't be as smooth.

The flywheel bushing wears out quickly on them, the same as the 224 and 228. The 220 has much lighter flywheel so it wouldn't have the same capacity as the 224 and 228.

The parts are very expensive in our area, no idea why but it would be ridiculous $ to rebuild one in our area.

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Ken Macfarlane

08-06-2004 05:08:31




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 Re: mf-220 baler in reply to Jeff-TN, 08-05-2004 21:37:34  
What info do you need? I have a MF220, 224, 228 family owners manual next to me.



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Ken Macfarlane

08-06-2004 06:28:55




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 Re: mf-220 baler more info in reply to Ken Macfarlane, 08-06-2004 05:08:31  
MF220
Recommended PTO speed - 540 -610 or 80-90 strokes per minute
Minimum HP 30
Can't swing the 220 to transport position unless PTO is disconnected.
13'8" long, 8'4" wide
Weight 2778 lbs
pickup width 56 w flanges (48" fingers)
Feeder opening - 284 in sq.
30" stroke length
22-50" bales



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