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MF 12 baler

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Loren

07-15-2005 21:44:58




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Just did some baling with a friends MF12 baler. My first time using a pto baler. Noone there to guide me so I was pretty nervous. First time testing the pto on my Oliver 77 Standard. His MF is pto drive where as my old Case 133 is powered by "the shaker". Went about 150-200 bales without missing a lick after he said it'll spit a wad every 60-70 bales. Real nice looking bales with no deformities. Running close to 55 lbs. Someone had welded a 3/4 x 3 flatbar with lots of holes in it on top of the drawbar rack on the Ollie and I got lucky enough to find two holes through the mess to locate the drawbar. No power steering of course, and of course it has a Shawnee loader on it. And, of course this is a small, very odd shaped field! LOL. My arms gonna be sore in the morning. LOL. Anyway, several chances for the curtain to stay down on this show tonight but it opened on time and was a success. I'll finish the other couple acres in the morning.

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RobN

07-16-2005 11:18:06




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 Re: MF 12 baler in reply to Loren, 07-15-2005 21:44:58  
Not too surprised the #12 baled OK. They have a good reputation around here. Mine's never given much trouble although it's been on blocks for years awaiting the demise of my 14T or the need to run both. One's more than enough work as far as I'm concerned! :D:D



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