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How many bales are you thinking about doing? One other thing about our 12, is that the knotters are worn a bit so we have to use 7200 sisal, 9000 breaks too many knots and plastic will slip right out. Most of the NH's you list sound pretty recent, so I'd think any of them would be good. the 68 is older, and more likely to break vs. the 275 and so forth. Also have to consider if you want a kicker or not. With one, you don't need to find help on the wagon, only to unload. Without one, you can get more bales on a wagon and make less trips. We have to stack on the wagon which is one thing my forgetful muscles don't like, but we just can't afford to make the switch. Last year we bought hay from a guy who used to work at a Ford/NH dealer. Had 5? balers, and he used them all. quite the interesting guy... he's got 20+ kick wagons he picks up at auctions, and I think atleast 10 flat racks. He swore by NH balers, and the bales were ok, but they would have been better if he would have cranked down the tension a little for a heavier bale.
Donovan from Wisconsin I tried my picture search again, got it to work this time..
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