Posted by steve_in_mo on May 28, 2020 at 19:43:50 from (71.1.96.97):
In Reply to: Baling tractors posted by DeltaRed on May 28, 2020 at 07:01:48:
Dad used to have a neighbor bale our hay with an IH 300 utility pulling an IH 46 baler. Then, Dad bought an old IH 45 baler back when I was in junior high school. We pulled it with a 1951 Farmall M, and once with the 1949 John Deere B so we wouldn't have to take the cultivator off the M for a small field of nice second cutting alfalfa. A couple years later, he bought an Oliver 88 - live PTO made things a little easier. He never bought himself a decent square baler but finally bought a new round baler and a John Deere 4010.
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