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Would a Farmall H Handle A NH 273 Baler?

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1PWRFULH

10-04-2000 19:25:19

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I just got a square baler at an auction. It is a New Holland 273. I was wondering if My 52 Farmall H would handle it? Thanks in advance and I hope to get some hay made!!!

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1PWRFULH

10-05-2000 11:48:15

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Re: Would a Farmall H Handle A NH 273 Baler? in reply to 1PWRFULH, 10-04-2000 19:25:19

Thanks for all of your help! I hope to get a cuttin sometime here soon. Thanks again!!!!

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norm

10-05-2000 03:30:17

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Re: Would a Farmall H Handle A NH 273 Baler? in reply to 1PWRFULH, 10-04-2000 19:25:19

Yes it will.

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Jim Hines

10-05-2000 05:12:56

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Re: Re: Would a Farmall H Handle A NH 273 Baler? in reply to norm, 10-05-2000 03:30:17

Does one have to worry about the pto setup? I thought the H's didn't have a live pto.
Jim

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B.C.

10-05-2000 05:37:59

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Re: Re: Re: Would a Farmall H Handle A NH 273 Baler? in reply to Jim Hines, 10-05-2000 05:12:56

They don't, but the situation can be coped with. With some experience you can get the windrow size to match the baler capacity in whatever gear you travel in. A little too small is much better than too big.

If you see things loading up, disengage the clutch, shift into neutral, and rengage the clutch until things clear out.

If you do shear a pin before you can react, be sure to clean out the pickup area (with the tractor shut down!!!) so you don't shear another one when you start up again.

Have at it. Sounds like you have a nice rig there.
Also, be sure to get the operators and parts book for the baler.

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Jim.UT

10-05-2000 10:40:01

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Would a Farmall H Handle A NH 273 Baler? in reply to B.C., 10-05-2000 05:37:59

I'm here to testify! I'm a rookie farmer (green as grass) and I've only sheared 1 pin in 2 years using a non-live pto Ford 850 and a MF124 baler. Yes, live pto would be nicer, but you make do with what you've got.

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