Posted by Walt davies on March 22, 2008 at 10:01:01 from (75.106.197.100):
In Reply to: small baler posted by neal in PA on March 22, 2008 at 08:18:47:
Those JDs will kill you on parts I like the IH 46/47 good little balers but you need to learn how to setup the thing if you use the old siesle type cord they are easier to setup but if you want to use the newer plastic twines then you will need some help to get it to work correctly. If you can find a wire one then you won't have any problems with tying knots. I have one of each and a NH Super 78 I love the NH but its also touching to setup. Get all the manufactures books that you can because its a long learning process to set these old balers up. Or buy a new one if you are real rich. Walt
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