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Re: Trading Tractors
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Posted by the tractor vet on May 13, 2006 at 08:59:42 from (64.179.117.21):
In Reply to: Re: Trading Tractors posted by Allan In NE on May 13, 2006 at 08:02:12:
Well we have went from using the 706's on the hay work to the 1066 on the round baler and it is just a small Krone 125 and found that it makes nicer bales and that baler will work on the S/.MTA fine but it does not make as nice of bale as the 1066 does. and we also use the 10 on the new to us 336 J D square baler on our littel humps and bumps with a full wagon it does not get shoved around . We use to bale with and old 68 New holland either behind the 720 or my S/H as those ran it the best and when turning sometimes it got real interesting or TRYEN to paw your way up a littel hill with a load , it ain't fun getting half way up only to start sliding backwards.
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