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Smaller round bailers

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TimS

05-06-2005 08:52:03




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Could you experts give me some make and model numbers of the smaller ( older and cheaper as well ) round balers? The inlaws and I are looking at doing some round bales this year in addition to the squares we did last year.

I know of the Vermeer 504 and 403 models, I also heard of the New Holland 845, any others you can think of?

Thanks for the help, also if you know of anyone selling a baler of this type around western Missouri, eastern Kansas, let me know.

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Hay DR

05-06-2005 16:02:32




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 Re: Smaller round bailers in reply to TimS, 05-06-2005 08:52:03  
Call my friends in Arkansas. Tell them Mark Carter told you call them. Ask for Ryan Rogers
Ross Rogers Equipment Address: 18151 Hwy 109, Scranton, AR 72863 Phone: (479) 938-7679



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john4010

05-06-2005 14:21:14




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 Re: Smaller round bailers in reply to TimS, 05-06-2005 08:52:03  
I have a 1560 massey ferguson that I am interested in selling it is a 5x6 but you can make any size bale with it you want, I usually made 5x5 bales but you can also make 5x4, and so on. Drop me a line if interested. Btw, Im located in South West Missouri, about 60 or so miles north east of branson...
John



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05-06-2005 10:49:25




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 Re: Smaller round bailers in reply to TimS, 05-06-2005 08:52:03  
Well this isn't a small one but I know of a place that has 3 NH 850s pick for $750 each. Thats also where I got my 850, only trouble is it makes a big round bale and takes at least a 55HP tractor. Drop me an e-mail and I can give you there phone number, they also have 10 or so other ones on hand. By the way I'm also in Missouri



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