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hay baler types

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dave2

03-14-2008 08:16:36




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Another baler question folks. I see some older balers here classed as low pressure balers. I haven't called about them because they are in a different part of the country with a different dialect and I don't know if I could get my point across. i first thought they were a round baler, but am not sure now because of something I read about square bales.

Are you folks familiar with a high pressure and low pressure baler? If so, what is the difference aside from the obvious? Is it bale size/shape?
Thanks, Dave

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dave2

03-14-2008 12:01:52




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 Re: hay baler types in reply to dave2, 03-14-2008 08:16:36  
Got over my language phobia cause the price was real good and called about what I found. Guy said it made the small square bales and one bale contained about a 3rd of a normal baler bale. Sounds like a waste of time and a bunch of busted bales. Am I thinking wrong?
Dave



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dave2

03-14-2008 08:46:35




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 Re: hay baler types in reply to dave2, 03-14-2008 08:16:36  
Thanks. The low pressure ones are much cheaper than the others and would probable suit my needs (private use) just fine. and, at the same time, give me something old to play with.
Dave



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Joe(TX)

03-14-2008 08:32:51




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 Re: hay baler types in reply to dave2, 03-14-2008 08:16:36  
Round balers are Soft core or tight core. Bales are tighter and heavier with the later.



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BCnT

03-14-2008 10:42:10




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 Re: hay baler types in reply to Joe(TX), 03-14-2008 08:32:51  
Joe,
thats not completely correct...theres a guy south of me with a NH850 chain baler that puts up 18-1900# bales of coastal every year...baler has double springs...its not as fast as the socalled hard center balers and wont wrap em but its paid for.
the older balers require a lot more experience and technique but they do make nice bales if youre not in a rush.



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