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billOH

11-05-2004 09:28:49

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We have an opportunity to pick up this baler for a good price. It's a NH 1951, but I know nothing else about it.

Anything of interest here?

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Farmered

11-08-2004 03:56:16

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Re: Identify this baler? in reply to billOH, 11-05-2004 09:28:49

Yes it is a 77 all right. Very heavy. Pretty indestrucable too. The thing to look for is the cam rollers on the ends of the pickup tooth bars. They may be worn out but the bearings in the rollers are replaceable. The plunger stopped so it tied under compression. When the latch got a little worn it would make a distinctive ka-lank ka-lunk which could be heard clear from the back 40 on a still summer evening. I believe that tire was a 7.50x24 on the plunger side. The pickup side had a 7.50x16. Keep away from any wet spots in the hay field. It would sink like a battleship!

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jhill

11-06-2004 17:46:41

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Re: Identify this baler? in reply to billOH, 11-05-2004 09:28:49

The man who farmed my Grandparents farm in the sixties had one of those balers. He pulled it with an M pulling the baler and a loaded haygon in mildly rolling farm country with no problem.

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peteL

11-06-2004 14:05:21

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Re: Identify this baler? in reply to billOH, 11-05-2004 09:28:49

My sales brochure for this baler has the weight listed as 4525 pounds complete.

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Punchie

11-06-2004 17:30:44

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Re: Identify this baler? in reply to peteL, 11-06-2004 14:05:21

Yes that maybe right they are heavy, I was very Small thought that was too heavy 2.25 tons .
Teddy

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George G

11-06-2004 13:56:54

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Re: Identify this baler? in reply to billOH, 11-05-2004 09:28:49

Don't know much about this picture. But, I do know it was something to do about those white (demo)New Holland 77 balers. Not about those white (demo?), look to be Farmall A tractors. The picture was taken in 1950.

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MMskippy

11-05-2004 17:12:08

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Re: Identify this baler? in reply to billOH, 11-05-2004 09:28:49

That is not a 76 baler the 76 had the pickup on the left side. It is a 77 . 7

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punchie

11-05-2004 16:59:14

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Re: Identify this baler? in reply to billOH, 11-05-2004 09:28:49

Bill

Western PA here , yes it looks to be a 77, but not sure looks small . They are very heavy around 2500 lbs. I was very young when we use on, still have books on them engine and baler books for super 77. If you need to know for sure e-mail me and I'll look it up to see where to find the name plate.

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billOH

11-05-2004 18:16:16

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Re: Identify this baler? in reply to punchie, 11-05-2004 16:59:14

Thanks for the replies, gentlemen. The price on this baler is $400. My brother looked at it today and declared it to be in "good shape."

At 2500 lbs., how big of a tractor (hp wise) is needed to operate it comfortably?

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Punchie

11-05-2004 20:12:01

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Re: Identify this baler? in reply to billOH, 11-05-2004 18:16:16

Dad use a AC wd 35 hp, western pa hill, he tells of a few close calls.

Teddy

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BobMo

11-05-2004 15:24:49

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Re: Identify this baler? in reply to billOH, 11-05-2004 09:28:49

Yer hay looks like it got rained on..... .....

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Roy in UK

11-05-2004 23:45:54

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Re: Identify this baler? in reply to BobMo, 11-05-2004 15:24:49

Or as we say in England "Well I suppose they will eat it before they eat their front feet!"

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Roy in UK

11-05-2004 23:45:13

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Re: Identify this baler? in reply to BobMo, 11-05-2004 15:24:49

Or as we say in England "Well I suppose they will eat it before they eat their front feet!"

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Harold H

11-05-2004 14:13:04

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Re: Identify this baler? in reply to billOH, 11-05-2004 09:28:49

Assuming it is a twine baler, it is probably either a New Holland 76 or a New Holland 77. If the pickup is driven by v-belt only it is the 76. If the pickup is driven by chain and v-belt, it is the 77. The engine is a Wisconsin VE4.

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