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john deere 410 round balers

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kori

04-23-2005 08:30:37




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What is a 410 that is in mint condition worth. It is a one owner used very little at all. I am going to bale only around 50 to 60 rolls a year just for few of my cows. I was wondering if it would suit me for what im going to be doing. I think it would be just right for my 664 international tractor which is about 62 to 65HP. I would appreciate any advice. Thanks




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Walter Squires

04-25-2005 07:14:55




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 Re: john deere 410 round balers in reply to kori, 04-23-2005 08:30:37  
The slickest 410 or 510 will bring about what they weigh less the cost of cutting them up. If you are a religious person I wouldn't get one.



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Hay Dr

04-24-2005 22:15:06




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 Re: john deere 410 round balers in reply to kori, 04-23-2005 08:30:37  
Have you ever wondered why there are so many mint condition JD410 & 510 round balers? They are closed throat and even the best operators have trouble making them to bale hay even when the hay is powder dry. They are worth scrap iron prices here.



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Alan Ky

04-23-2005 09:13:53




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 Re: john deere 410 round balers in reply to kori, 04-23-2005 08:30:37  
they are bringing 3300 to 3800 with good belts, hopefully it has the wide belts because that makes it easier to start a bale. i have one that i bale around 50 to 60 round a year with and i pull it with a 2550 jd which is 65 hp and it handles it on hills with no problem



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Bob Semrau

04-24-2005 21:40:08




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 Re: john deere 410 round balers in reply to Alan Ky, 04-23-2005 09:13:53  
Are you sure you aren't talking about a 430 ? Around here (Michigan) 410s and 510s won't bring $1000 at an auction. I have personal experience with this, having just sold a 510 ...



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