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Oliver 620 Baler (to part or not to part)

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Scott(MO)

01-29-2006 20:18:45




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Hello, I have a Oliver 620 wire tie baler. I was aiming to fix it up , but I have since purchased an IH 37 twine tie baler. Tha parts are a lot easier to find and a whole lot cheaper. So I want to get rid of the Oliver because I need the shop space. I'm thinking about parting it out to try to get my money back out of it , because most folks don't want to come get an obsolete baler. I have $250 in the baler, do you all think I could get my money out of it in parts? The only thing I know to be wrong with it is : it needs some attention in the bale chamber (farmer left bale in it and now its a little thin). It needs a couple of bearings on the plunger and it could use some pickup tines. So, what's the answer? To part or not to part?

Scott

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Mark N.

01-30-2006 18:03:38




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 Re: Oliver 620 Baler (to part or not to part) in reply to Scott(MO), 01-29-2006 20:18:45  
Where in MO are you. What is the closest town? I've got a 520 now and maybe interested in the 620. Thanks, Mark



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old

01-29-2006 21:30:08




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 Re: Oliver 620 Baler (to part or not to part) in reply to Scott(MO), 01-29-2006 20:18:45  
If I had the $$ I would probably love to have it but right now I can't buy my way out of a paper bag.



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