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You might want to put a post in "implement alley" if you haven't already. You'll find various opinions on which make/model is best. My thought is, that a maintained, in time baler will do the job, regardless of the make. Some may require more adjustments to get the result you want, but thats part of doing hay with antique equipment. I myself use an old New Holland Super 67. I'm not saying that it's better than Moline, as I've never worked with one. I'm just pointing out, that parts are readly available for my make even though my model hasn't been manufactured since the mid fifties. I'm going to assume, that Moline balers aren't very common these days unlike the green/yellow, red/yellow ones, so I can't say that you'll be able to find everything you may need. However, I bet you can find belts and "teeth" that'll match up to get you going, even if they aren't Moline brand. Get in touch with your local Agco dealer and see what they still stock. Ask about knives and knotters, since they always seem to be the problem on old twine balers.
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