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Re: A Baler for a Farmall H
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Posted by Brent on June 11, 2001 at 05:09:06 from (208.165.125.139):
In Reply to: A Baler for a Farmall H posted by Dan on June 10, 2001 at 14:41:05:
I bale about 20 acres four times a year with my H and a JD 214 baler. The only problem is no live PTO so when you get into heavier hay you have to be quick throwing in the clutch and getting out of gear before the baler slugs. It would do this with any baler though, it is just the lack of live pto that is the problem. Put the baler on the 560 over the weekend and put up 700 bales, it is much easier with live pto and the TA for changing speed on the fly. You won't have any problem using your H if you are careful. Good Luck!
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