Posted by rrlund on September 23, 2007 at 10:46:41 from (216.46.210.97):
In Reply to: round baler posted by Mr V on September 22, 2007 at 19:10:04:
Everybody is being a little too negative here. I think the M would handle one of the little 4x4 round balers,Hesston for example. Like somebody said,the lack of live power and hydraulics would be a drawback,but not impossible.If the baler had hydraulic twine arm,you would have to plug in a 2 spool valve to run it. A Gehl 1400 4x5 bale would even be doable with it. As for that live power and hydraulic problem,we had a neighbor that ran an Allis Chalmers RotoBaler with a John Deere A. You talk about having your hands full. Another neighbor had a JD 510 round baler with hydraulic twine arm. His son was using all the tractors that they had with dual remotes to get edible beans planted when he had hay ready to bale. He used one with single remote,plugged in the twine arm to put the twine on,got off and plugged in the endgate to kick the bale out. Anything is possible if you want to do it bad enough.
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