case 220 baler

Anonymous-0 · Apr 14, 2010

Anybody know if these balers have any value? Or anybody looking for one? I know where there is one in nice shape its been shed kept, the sheet metal is straight & paint is nice.

EVILBOWEVIL · Apr 14, 2010

where located would help
thanks
Ron

Anonymous-0 · Apr 14, 2010

around Chambersburg Pa

Mike (WA) · Apr 14, 2010

At least the model 100 had a reputation of being so light weight that it would flex and miss bales (or worse) if you got into heavy hay, or tried to push it too hard. Had a friend who had one, he nursed it along and did OK with it, but it was a very low-capacity deal. Don't know if the 220 would be the same situation- I've never seen one.

Gene Dotson · Apr 14, 2010

I have a model 200, which is bacically the same machine with a narrower pickup. It has been a trouble free machine. It will always mistie the first bale after setting a couple of days and then run the rest of the day without any trouble. I use the premium sisal twine for best results. It doesn't like plastic twine. As for value, I paid $300.00 for mine about 5 years ago. 220's seem to bring a little more.

They are a light duty production machine and make nice, though slightly smaller bales... Gene

LAA · Apr 14, 2010

I am very interested.

Anonymous-0 · Apr 19, 2010

email me or call me at 301-988-0891

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