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NH Haybine and Baler Identity ?

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Trish in Michig

04-20-2005 10:56:17




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Hello to all you seasoned farmers, I have a hobby farm that I will be getting hay off this year, so I purchased New Holland haybine and balers. I need to add these items to my farm insurance, but have not been able to locate a year of manufacture for these three items which my agent said I need. Do any of you have a clue ?
NH 469 Haybine Ser #181812
NH 68 Baler Ser #45756
NH 68 Baler Ser #32496
I have google searched but didn't find anything to help identify years of manufacture. Any info or light you can shed will be extremely helpful. Thank you all so much.
Trish

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Trish in Michigan Thumb

04-25-2005 16:46:05




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 Re: NH Haybine and Baler Identity ? in reply to Trish in Michigan Thumb, 04-20-2005 10:56:17  
Wonderful. Thank you both for the information, now I can at least have my agent amend my farm policy to include this equipment.

I will be sure to order some manuals and parts catalogs for these machines - ya never know what you are gonna need or when. I will make note on the drawbar. Thank you again.
Trish



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Rexalot

04-24-2005 08:45:30




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 Re: NH Haybine and Baler Identity ? in reply to Trish in Michigan Thumb, 04-20-2005 10:56:17  
He is correct, the haybine is pre-1972. The only weak link on the 469 that I know of is the drawbar will crack/bend about a foot or so from the pivot point.

The balers would be mid-50"s to early 60. Good baler, best thing is parts are still available for all your equipment.



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Rexalot

04-24-2005 08:43:55




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 Re: NH Haybine and Baler Identity ? in reply to Trish in Michigan Thumb, 04-20-2005 10:56:17  
He is correct, the haybine is pre-1972. The only weak link on the 469 that I know of is the drawbar will crack/bend about a foot or so from the pivot point.

The balers would be mid-50"s to early 60. Good baler, best thing is parts are still available for all your equipment.



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rettchr

04-20-2005 15:50:15




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 Re: NH Haybine and Baler Identity ? in reply to Trish in Michigan Thumb, 04-20-2005 10:56:17  
I think the Haybine is 1971 or earlier, since the 479 was produced 1972-77 according to my (1994 edition) of the NH Service publications catalog. The 68 baler is a lot older than that-- my father bought one new in the mid 1950's.

I suggest a trip to your NH dealer to order copies of manuals for these machines while you ask these age questions. You may as well become familiar with the NH sevice/parts people because you are apt to need them with these older, but still serviceable manchines.

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