Posted by dhermesc on August 25, 2019 at 06:23:32 from (24.248.193.103):
In Reply to: Got a baler posted by Grandpa love on August 23, 2019 at 18:21:49:
I would pull the old hay out and roll it over by hand a few times to make sure everything is clear before hooking it up to a PTO - parts get broke real fast that way. Watch a couple You Tube videos on repairs and operation and you'll gain an understanding of how everything is supposed to work. And you'll need the manual if one wasn't included. The 315 is a really good baler with a fairly high capacity especially compared to the 14T and others you were looking at. The wider pickup makes operation a lot easier too. The Ford will pull it no problem. It doesn't appear to have a hitch so you won't be pulling wagons behind it. It basically looks like a newer version of my 276 with a bigger twine box. I pull mine with a Farmall 350 (about 38hp) or a Allis D17 (about 60hp) - neither has any issue handling it - you'll slug it and have the PTO clutch slipping before you run out of power.
Those balers were built to make several thousand bales a year and came onto the scene just as big round balers started taking over the market. Good chance you have a low use model. Most of the balers that were produced in the mid 1970s and earlier saw a lot of hard use and were basically worn out by the time the big round balers took over.
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