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Posted by Allan In NE on March 27, 2007 at 18:25:13 from (148.78.243.25):
Finally, after all these months, I went and drug home this old baler. Looks to be in fine shape except for a pickup wheel arm that needs to be straightened. I didn't realize the things were that darned big! Now, the Cowman says he pulls his with a turboed 666 and that they don't pull that hard. Guess that makes it what? About 80 horse or so? Never known him to to be wrong, but I gotta tell ya, that old brute is big and it is heavy! Darned chain alone must weigh a good thousand pounds! The tongue weight really surprised me and the Powerstroke snorted a little when we took off with that sucker following along behind. Anyhoo, it's here. Now to hurry up and get it ready fer hay. Allan 
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