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new holland 850 round bailer needs chain

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tugboat tim

09-08-2004 06:48:37




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My lovely young bride just went to look and actualy bought me this bailer aftyer I saw the for sale add in the paper.I figured three hundred bucs it should be worth taking a chance on. The guy told her that the main roller chain had broke and all the paddles were laying on the bottom of the bailer. How big and expensive of a job have I undertaken. thanks in advance tugboat tim




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Richard K. Muntz

09-12-2004 07:27:48




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 Re: new holland 850 round bailer needs chain in reply to tugboat tim, 09-08-2004 06:48:37  
I have an 849. I have not had to replace the chain, but have changed a few links and bars. Buy the manual from NH. There is a chapter on how to remove and reinstall the chain. The individual links and bars are usually in stock at a NH dealer. It looks like a couple of day job from the book. Good luck.



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old

09-08-2004 20:44:03




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 Re: new holland 850 round bailer needs chain in reply to tugboat tim, 09-08-2004 06:48:37  
Can't say much about fixing it but I can tell you if you fix it you will have one heck of a baler. Takes 55HP tractor or bigger to run it and it will make one bale for most others make 2 or 3. Only problem I have had with mine is that its all my ford 801 will do to lift one and still be able to move. And by the way if your in Missouri and want to sell it I'll take it off your hands and also if not I know where there are a few for sale

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Allan in NE

09-09-2004 04:59:37




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 Re: new holland 850 round bailer needs chain in reply to old, 09-08-2004 20:44:03  
Old,

I've never understood why these balers were not more popular.

Probably because a guy had to take care of that chain? :>)

I'm with you; they are one tough old baler!

Allan



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old

09-09-2004 08:14:26




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 Re: new holland 850 round bailer needs chain in reply to Allan in NE, 09-09-2004 04:59:37  
Ya they are and they bale a very big bale which in my case means more of the in the barn instead of sitting out side. Only problem I have is picking them up at times. lol



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kyhayman

09-08-2004 13:12:22




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 Re: new holland 850 round bailer needs chain in reply to tugboat tim, 09-08-2004 06:48:37  
Check Shoup's catalog, I think without the bars they are in the low $400's for the chains. Bars that need to be replaced are somewhere in the $10 range.

Get the old chain out and lay it out. CHeck ever roller to make sure it spins and is not worn through. If it does or will free up with a little oil should be ok to splice and repair.



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Allan in NE

09-08-2004 07:13:10




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 Re: new holland 850 round bailer needs chain in reply to tugboat tim, 09-08-2004 06:48:37  
Hi Tim,

The job isn't going to be so tough, but buyin' that chain is going to be a hurdle, I would think.

In the eighties, they were $900. Hate to guess now.

Maybe it just needs repair of a link or two?

One heck of a bailer tho; if you decide against it, I'd take it off your hands. :>)

Allan



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