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Re: Farmall Super C and an IH-45 bailer
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Posted by Harold Hubbard on June 27, 2003 at 03:31:25 from (216.114.162.19):
In Reply to: Farmall Super C and an IH-45 bailer posted by John T. on June 26, 2003 at 18:54:29:
My Dad baled with a 45, first with a C and later with a Super C for about ten years until we finally got an M. This was on about 60-70 acres every year on Vermont hill farms. I learned to bale with the Super C, never used the C very much. If your 45 is anything like ours were, the tractor will get plenty of chances to rest while you are messing with the knotters! Slow is the ticket, first and second gear, and be ready to pop into neutral and let it chew up the big bunches. If you have any hills, make sure the brakes work. As I recall, the 45 weighs a little bit over a ton, and with a small tractor, if it starts pushing, things get exciting in a hurry.
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