Posted by Hogleg on October 26, 2016 at 05:56:52 from (38.114.82.79):
In Reply to: Best round baler posted by Duckhunter966 on October 25, 2016 at 07:39:19:
My 1980's model Vermeer 605H rolled 300 5x6 bales this year without a hickup. It just keeps running and running, with anything that breaks easy to fix. I spent $2500 for it 6 years ago. Only needed a few bearings and a belt or two. If you are doing small time baling, I see no need to spend that sort of money on a baler. These older Vermeers (F, G and H) are bulletproof and will continue to make good hay for years. A 35 series Deere will also but it will cost about double what an equivalent good used Vermeer baler will cost.
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