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John in OK

04-26-2002 07:44:28

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Interested in Mini Balers used to make miniture square bales to sell for decoration. Is this a kit for an existing baler or a totally separate machine? Who makes these? Any help is appreciated

John in OK

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chris mf35

04-27-2002 18:46:09

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Re: Mini Balers in reply to John in OK, 04-26-2002 07:44:28

theres a man in va.? that sets up at the va. state fair, who built an exact scale thraher and baler,THAT WORK!!!. he runs them off a hit and miss. it makes bales about 2"x2"x4". they are 1900 timeframe and a joy to watch.

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Craig

04-27-2002 12:34:02

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Re: Mini Balers in reply to John in OK, 04-26-2002 07:44:28

I have a set of plans for a small stationary baler that makes a 5"x7"x11" bale. Smaller plans are available. I purchaced them from a man that builds and sells the balers or the plans. E-mail me for more info. I will not sell the plans, but can put you in touch with him.
Craig

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CINDY COWELL

09-13-2003 21:13:48

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Re: Re: Mini Balers in reply to Craig, 04-27-2002 12:34:02

I am interested in the plans for the mini balers. If you could put me in touch with the man that builds/sells the balers/plans I would appreciate it.

Thanking you in advance.

Cindy Cowell

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Dell (WA)

04-26-2002 10:42:23

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Re: Mini Balers in reply to John in OK, 04-26-2002 07:44:28

John..... ...In the Columbia Basin in Washington, they are "double compressing" the standard 2-tie 100# alfalfa hay bale for export to Japan in shipping containers. The're not much larger than 1 cu/ft and "tied" with special high strength plastic ribbon strapping. (stand back when opening the bale, grin)

You know most overseas shipping cost is based on volume?

And because of the competition, I have to pay $160 ton or $9 bale at the feed store in rainy western washington for 2nd cutting alfalfa.

Your mind plays tricks on you when you go to pick up the equavalent of a 400# bale..... ....Dell

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Red Dave

04-26-2002 10:22:16

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Re: Mini Balers in reply to John in OK, 04-26-2002 07:44:28

You might want to look at Iron Men Album Magazine.
I have seen them for sale in the classifieds there. It's been some time back, but it's a place to start. Gas Engine Magazine might have them too.

Here's a link:

Iron Men Album/GEM

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Al English

04-26-2002 09:11:34

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Re: Mini Balers in reply to John in OK, 04-26-2002 07:44:28

Hi John,

My neighbor researched this a couple years ago. Based on what he found, there is nothing commercially available for making miniature bales. My neighbor did find a guy who has modified a standard bailer to make small bails. However, wanting to protect his market share in the miniature bale field, this person not only refused to make my neighbor a duplicate unit, he wouldn't even let him see it. But according to some that my neighbor talked to, the machine does actually exist. Bottom line, it's most likely going to be a do-it-yourself project. Good luck...Al English

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Butch in Ks

04-26-2002 08:04:48

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Re: Mini Balers in reply to John in OK, 04-26-2002 07:44:28

the only one that i have seen are home made using square tubing and hyd cyld pushing a ram you stuff straw in till it is the size you want the tie it off same as a starioner baler have seen them from 2 in to 12 in very cute

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