Re: IH #15 baler help

Posted by Leroy on August 24, 2005 at 01:58:26 from (209.143.52.182):

In Reply to: Re: IH #15 baler help posted by j cook (iowa) on August 23, 2005 at 17:27:57:

The #15 was long before the #45. It was avaible as a stationary or field baler with a ground drive pickup. It was also a wire tye that had no needles but when it reached the length of bale you wanted you droped in a wood block, had special features for this, then one person on one side pushes a precut length of wire with a twist loop on one end in and someone else on other side would take the end of wire and push it back thru the next block in front and first person would take the loose end of wire and put thru the pretwisted loop and twist only the strait end of wire to tye bale and when bale was pushed out you picked up the wood block and put it back up in the block inserter part of machine for reuse. This type of baler was designed in late 1800's and production was discontinued about 1950 by all brands. His baler could be anywhere from about 1910 to 1940 range, possibly slightly outside that either way. My blue ribbin shop manual is misplaced or I could get more information

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