Posted by Alan K on March 08, 2014 at 09:03:19 from (208.83.187.208):
In Reply to: wheres the truth?? posted by Plowinpork on March 08, 2014 at 08:31:42:
The funny thing I learned a few years ago is when Hesston made their "straight through" baler they bought the patent rights from Minneapolis Moline as they had a straight through design in the mid 1950s with the model 760 Balemaster. I believe New Idea made a straight through baler as well in the mid 50s but like less than 10 or 20 of them as it didn't work right. I agree....I don't think the dealers really care as they are just a salesman...you buy from them you have the best...until they sell something else.
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