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Bauke

11-29-2007 11:08:21

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Hi Folks

For short time ago i did buy a nh square baler, and now i'm wanna find out from what year it is.

I have read here in the forum about a model number, but i don't know where to find it third party image

Maybe anyone can help me out?

Best regards from the Netherlands (Holland)

8) Bauke

(i wanted to upload some photobucketlinks, but that is not allowed?)

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Bauke

12-19-2007 05:21:54

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to RodInNS, 11-29-2007 11:08:21

Hi

Do you have dutch language manuals from the 65 baler?

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Bauke

(please contact me over my website Link )

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Bauke

12-11-2007 09:11:21

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to Bauke, 11-29-2007 11:08:21

I couldn't stop to get any information and i believe i get closer third party image

and gues that (model) 651 is also called model 65
I'm lucky and found some pictures from sales brochures.

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Then the Baler is made in the years 1960/65 like onefarmer wrote.

Next step is to find some documentation third party image

Best regards from Holland

8) Bauke

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Bauke

12-11-2007 05:25:19

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to Bauke, 11-29-2007 11:08:21

Is there any information umtil which year the plunger did have wood bearings?

8) Bauke

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Bauke

12-07-2007 09:12:21

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to Bauke, 11-29-2007 11:08:21

Thanks to all folks for the search/help :D

I've got mail today from TopService New Holland.
They say my NH baler 651 model is to old for information.

Then i'm pretty sure that replacement parts isn't gonna be easy to third party image

Then i will strike the search for the year that it is build.

I found some pics that shows the model a bit better.

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This is my Baler, pics from about 10 years ago....

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Best regards from Holland/The Netherlands.

Bauke

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Bauke

11-30-2007 10:23:23

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to Bauke, 11-29-2007 11:08:21

Full information on the ID-Plate:

SPERRY RAND FRANCE, NEW HOLLAND

MODEL C651L, SERIE NO: 27525.

USINE DE DIJON - FRANCE

After i took the photo and have posted up here,
i have mailed to New Holland in France also the question about the year it is made.

(i gues they answer that this baler is to old and have no information anymore)

Even the Local New Holland dealer/sellers near my have no information third party image

That says enough that this baler is old third party image

Bauke

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onefarmer

11-30-2007 10:08:26

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to Bauke, 11-29-2007 11:08:21

CNH shows a model 65 1960-1965 USA. Haven't found a C651 yet but the years look close. I'm trying to get into the overseas (for me) parts look up and am now wating for a email reply with a login.

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onefarmer

11-30-2007 10:23:10

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to onefarmer, 11-30-2007 10:08:26

Well that didn't help.

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Bauke

11-30-2007 04:39:24

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to Bauke, 11-29-2007 11:08:21

Information on the ID plate:

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Model C 651 L

Serie no: 25725

Maybe someone knows what those number say about the year it is made?

8) Bauke

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onefarmer

11-30-2007 02:42:05

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to Bauke, 11-29-2007 11:08:21

The circled spot looks like the ID plate. It'd in the typical location. Try looking there. And let us know what it really is!

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flying belgian

11-29-2007 19:36:32

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to Bauke, 11-29-2007 11:08:21

Gosh It looks like my model 65 but I don't know what year it was built. 1960s??

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Bauke

11-29-2007 16:30:57

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to Bauke, 11-29-2007 11:08:21

Hi Paul

Then i have to look for the serial number what should be near the flywheel i gues third party image

And your right, it isn't a usa model third party image

I did know all owners from this bayler from the past 33 years.

(all of the old owners passed away)

the last 3 owners don't know anything about this model.
I'm sure that this bayler is made before 1974 third party image

(i did see it in action those days by the first owner)

Best regards from a cold and rainy Holland (the netherlands)

8) Bauke

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paul

11-29-2007 21:46:17

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to Bauke, 11-29-2007 16:30:57

I'm not familiar with models before the 69, so not sure.

I have a model 270, dad bought it slightly used. We (now just me) have baled with it for over 40 years. Very good baler.

Snowed this evening, it is 11 degrees F outside, cheers & brrr from Minnesota. :)

--->Paul

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paul

11-29-2007 16:14:55

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to Bauke, 11-29-2007 11:08:21

Picture is allowed, if you have them someplace on the 'net you can get to them. Just put the full pic address in the 'image' spot below.

I suspect this is not a typical USA model, as it looks a little different, so I can't help you identify.

--->Paul

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Bauke

11-29-2007 16:00:54

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to Bauke, 11-29-2007 11:08:21

Hi James

If it should be painted on the bayler, then i didn't have to post this message third party image

In the "TEST FORUM" i have posted some photos, maybe you can look up there to indetify the model?

(only visible in the "modern view" on this forum)

Thx for the reply

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Bauke

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Gwiz

11-29-2007 15:54:29

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Re: NH square Baler in reply to Bauke, 11-29-2007 11:08:21

If it's not too old, it should be painted on the side of the machine. There was also usually a serial/model number tag on the front next to the flywheel.
James

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