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Allan in NE

06-06-2005 05:57:52

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Last night I stumbled across a NH 849 hydraulic tie that appears to really be in good shape.

It has three compression springs on each side and all I can see wrong with the old baler is that it has had one door hinge welded on.

No floor chains and the chain appears to be only about 4 feet wide? Does this thing only bale a 4 foot bale? Is this the baler you have?

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Allan

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caseyc

06-06-2005 06:08:34

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Re: Hey Harley! in reply to Allan in NE, 06-06-2005 05:57:52

my neighbor has a 849 and i know he likes it. put's up close to 300 bales a year with it. sorry but i don't know anything about them otherwise.

casey

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Allan in NE

06-06-2005 06:30:10

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Re: Hey Harley! in reply to caseyc, 06-06-2005 06:08:34

Hi Casey,

This one obviously has been sheded; it is just a real old baler is all. But, for some reason, it seems narrow to me.

Wonder if they made different widths of balers back then?

Allan

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Harley

06-06-2005 06:16:53

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Re: Hey Harley! in reply to caseyc, 06-06-2005 06:08:34

Mine is an 845, and it bales 5X5's. Didn't know that till the first year I started loading them on our semi to haul home. Darned things hung over both sides like my ex's waistline. They work for me, but I like the 4X5's for hauling. Big bales, but don't hang over the trailer. Later, Harley

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Allan in NE

06-06-2005 06:24:18

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Re: Hey Harley! in reply to Harley, 06-06-2005 06:16:53

Allen,

Has yours got the 3 tension springs? I know you said that you didn't like the tightness of your bales.

Do you have to "bump" that PTO to nudge the bales out?

Dunno for sure, but I might be able to buy this one at salvage 'cause it is settin' out on killer row. The old heifer looks to be pretty darned good tho. Just an old chainer.

Allan

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