Posted by Zachary Hoyt on May 04, 2014 at 07:13:38 from (184.12.66.124):
In Reply to: Re: NH Baler Update posted by Bryce Frazier on May 04, 2014 at 07:05:45:
I can't recall what tractors you have but it doesn't take much to run a baler on reasonable slopes. I have pulled a 67 with a Massey 35, then a Farmall H and now a 300 and all had enough power to pull a baler and a wagonload of bales up and down some pretty good slopes. If you get into a higher capacity baler you might need more power, I don't know as I have not had one. $2500 sounds high to me for a baler with major repair work done to it, if you don't need one now I would keep looking and you will probably find a lot better deal than that. I have about $300 in my 68, $200 to buy it plus a used tire and a tube and a drive chain. Fall is often the best time to get a deal on haying equipment, but that 68 was in May, it just hadn't been advertised so nobody knew it would be there, and with the shredded tire it looked kind of sad. Zach
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