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Re: New Holland Model 77 Baler
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Posted by PGE1040089 on March 15, 2005 at 09:51:05 from (161.11.3.37):
In Reply to: New Holland Model 77 Baler posted by Mac Skeets on April 05, 2004 at 19:45:21:
Yes I use the 77 Baler each year. About from 500-1000 bales. I switch off using the Engine one for a year and the PTO one the other. Use alot of greese and note the plunger woods which is a composite-type. Substitute wood for sliding. Keep the plunger knife sharp. And make use of 7000 Bale twine. The thinner twine you go, the worse it knots. Orignal New Holland Twine is best. Keep the linkage within the ranges as specified by the books. Learn the book backwards and forwards. EBay Item. Hope this helps !
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