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Posted by FC on May 19, 2004 at 08:34:32 from (66.84.205.26):
I have approx. 50-60 acres of hay which will need baled soon. In past years I had it baled in big round bales on shares, however for the past 2 years there seems to be far too much hay left over, thus no one wants to bother with it. Last year I used a rotary cutter (brush hog), and burning to get my fields cleaned off so the hay went to waste more or less. I am considering baling it in small square bales (I know it is hard work), and trying to sell the small bales. There seems to be some market for the small bales for those who like myself who do not have the equipment to handle the big bales. Ironically I sold my square baler a few years back thinking I did not have a use for it any longer. I am looking at a NH 69 Super Hayliner. Any comments on this baler? Things to look out for? I will be pulling it with a small tractor, either my C Farmall, or 8N Ford. [Yes, I have baled with both these tractors in the past using both an old International 45 and a small Massey Ferguson baler]
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