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Bill (Va)

01-23-2003 07:00:25

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Does a Ford 8N has enough horsepower to handle a Allis Chalmers 303 square baler? The field is level and I won't be pulling a trailer.
Thanks

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kjm

01-23-2003 14:33:09

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Re: Horsepower Requirements in reply to Bill (Va), 01-23-2003 07:00:25

Be sure you have an o.r.c. (over riding clutch)The right one adapt you to a large p.t.o. also. It will pull it but may not stop it. Good luck, Kevin

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moonlite

01-23-2003 07:09:23

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Re: Horsepower Requirements in reply to Bill (Va), 01-23-2003 07:00:25

Yes, Marginally but greater concern than horsepower would be having a rigid drawbar of some sort.

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Bill (Va)

01-23-2003 07:38:11

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Re: Re: Horsepower Requirements in reply to moonlite, 01-23-2003 07:09:23

Thanks for the reply, are you refering to using the swinging drawbar (with stopper pins installed) as opposed to the 3 point drawbar?
Bill

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moonlite

01-23-2003 08:38:22

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Re: Re: Re: Horsepower Requirements in reply to Bill (Va), 01-23-2003 07:38:11

Either work ok as long as it is rigid. I think the awinging drawbar which goes under the belly of tractor would be much better than anything which goes on lift arms. HAPPY HAYING

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Burrhead

01-23-2003 20:16:14

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Horsepower Requirements in reply to moonlite, 01-23-2003 08:38:22

using a 3 point draw bar puts the pivot point for the tongue out of place and is terribly bad on the pto shaft.

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