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Turner Hay Press

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FarmerKen

12-19-2004 13:38:55




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Looking for more information on the Turner Manufacturing Company of Statesville, NC that made hay presses (balers) sometime in the 1920's - maybe up to the 1940's. I have two of their balers that are different models and am looking for any and all info on the balers and/or company. They also made saw mills for many years. The chamber of commerce says that the company is now Tri-states Industries still in Statesville. Unfortunately the company will not respond to my correspondence concerning these balers.

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Davis In SC

12-20-2004 06:28:27




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 Re: Turner Hay Press in reply to FarmerKen, 12-19-2004 13:38:55  
No info on company, but I do have one of the balers sitting down at the land. I wish I knew someone that might use it to restore or for parts. Hate to cut it up for scrap..... I can remember when 2 men used to come bale our hay with one of those . They would start the engine, then throw the flat belt on.... Miracle they never go wrapped up in it...



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Jeb2N

12-30-2004 12:50:26




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 Re: Turner Hay Press in reply to Davis In SC, 12-20-2004 06:28:27  
Where in SC are you located? I'm in norther part of NC and I would absolutely love to have an old Hay Press. I have a Ford 2N with a belt pulley, but no land, so I can't grow any hay obviously. If nobody wants to take it, let me know as I'd love to have one and restore it as best I can. Is it belt driven, or does it have its own engine? I'm more interested in the tractor belt driven models. PLEASE don't let it go to the junk man!!!

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