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john deere 336 baler what \ worth

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tugboat tim

04-29-2005 06:22:09




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bought a 336 bailer while I was home. thought I'd put it up against my 276 new holland to see whitch one I like better




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HA in Oh

05-02-2005 08:41:19




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 Re: john deere 336 baler what \ worth in reply to tugboat tim, 04-29-2005 06:22:09  
It's like what Indy said, both are good balers but they have some age on them. So its going to come down to witch ones in the best shape. I've used a NH 276 and 320, they both ran hard and was noisey. I also don't like a belt thrower or the aluminum rod feeder. I've owned a 24T, 336 and currently a 328. I'd happily take a JD any day.



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txgrn

04-30-2005 18:09:47




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 Re: john deere 336 baler what \ worth in reply to tugboat tim, 04-29-2005 06:22:09  
Was over at the local sell everything guys today. Had a 336. Looked like my old 24T with a little new sheet metal.

Not that that's bad, just didn't know a 336 was twine.

Mark



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Don-Wi

04-29-2005 22:49:35




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 Re: john deere 336 baler what \ worth in reply to tugboat tim, 04-29-2005 06:22:09  
The only problem I remember haveing while operating (I'm pretty sure it was a 336) for my Ma's cousin, was that in alfalfa that was blown down and the haybine didn't pick it up, the belt drive on the pick up liked to slip if you went against the grain. Since I've worked for him he's gotten a disk-bine and he loves it. It picks up everything! It's only a 10' cut and he got rid of his 14' JD self propelled moco right away. Had a cab and everything. Now his mowing tractor is an open station MF 399.
Donovan from Wisconsin

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Ken Macfarlane

04-29-2005 06:47:58




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 Re: john deere 336 baler what \ worth in reply to tugboat tim, 04-29-2005 06:22:09  
Gave 2100$ Canadian for a nice example of one last year.



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Indydirtfarmer

04-29-2005 06:47:37




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 Re: john deere 336 baler what \ worth in reply to tugboat tim, 04-29-2005 06:22:09  
You might have the best 276 New Holland ever built, and coincidentally bought the worst Deere 336 ever, so I can't say YOUR Deere baler is better than YOUR New Holland, but....

The 336 Deere is about as good as it gets. VERY dependable, accurate bale sizing, rarely ever misses a tie, parts are easy to get, and smooth operating. (that makes it easier on your tractor)

I've got a 336 and a (smaller/older) 273 New Holland. I wouldn't trade that Deere for 10 of the New Hollands.

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Ken Macfarlane

04-29-2005 06:47:02




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 Re: john deere 336 baler what \ worth in reply to tugboat tim, 04-29-2005 06:22:09  
Gave 2100$ Canadian for a nice example of one last year.



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