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Dave

11-02-2002 04:55:48




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I'm a MM man, but I have a neighbor who has an old JD cross plunger baler that has never set out a day in it's life, one owner. I believe it is headed for the $.06 a pound pile. Is it worth anything to anyone? It's located in northeastern Illinois. Drop me a line.
Dave




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Ron

11-02-2002 20:21:06




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 Re: John Deere Baler in reply to Dave, 11-02-2002 04:55:48  
I may be able to help, if anyone is working on a #114, or #116.... We had a #116, used it for custom baling for all it's life....Dad estimated it to have tied over 7.5 million bales....!! They could handle making 90lb bales, and at 52 strokes/minute, and a bale every 4-5 strokes, 10 bales/minute was NO problem ( we always dropped them on the ground)... Ours had 4 spring-tension cranks...and 4 coils of wire... We showed JD how to splice the wires, instead of letting it run out of wire.....

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Will P

11-02-2002 10:28:06




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 Re: John Deere Baler in reply to Dave, 11-02-2002 04:55:48  
What you are looking at is either a 114W or a 116W bailer. One warning. Those are both wire tie balers. The serial number is on the bale cage right by the shoot. It will be a little tag riveted to the cage. I have seen them go cheap. I got one at an auction for $12.50 Needs work. You can get manuals for it still thew Deere. Good luck.

Will P



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MILE HANLEY

11-02-2002 08:10:26




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 Re: John Deere Baler in reply to Dave, 11-02-2002 04:55:48  
About 6 months to a year ago I got some E-Mail from a couple of guys back East that were going to fix up thoes balers. Not not recall who they were. Try going into the arcives and look for 116 baler.



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