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gary

06-29-2004 11:08:41




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did minnie make a small square baler, and does anyone know where one might be for sale?




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Chuck / MI

07-02-2004 15:42:22




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 Re: small square baler in reply to gary, 06-29-2004 11:08:41  
I recall my Dad sold several in the 60s. Bale Master 760 (that's 7 bales in 60 seconds). They were a "straight - through" baler, ie. no offset to the bale discharge or pickup. So if you were dropping your bales on the ground for later pick up, they weren't too popular as they interfered with the tractor on it's next pass around. However, if the baler was to be used on a Uni-Tractor, the lack of offset in the design was a necessity.

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JC

06-30-2004 23:37:49




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 Re: small square baler in reply to gary, 06-29-2004 11:08:41  
Yes, MM did have several baler models. The early ones were caleed a "Bale O Matic" and were large machines. Wire tie.
They were replaced by the "Bale Master" in the 1950's. These were inline straight through balers. I own one and plan to get it field ready and try it out.
The later models were similar to what everyone else put out in the 1960's.



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John G

06-30-2004 20:45:40




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 Re: small square baler in reply to gary, 06-29-2004 11:08:41  
IF you come across more than one, I'd like a chance to own one also. They did make some, I THINK a model 160 and a model 1520.



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