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Posted by GordoSD on June 09, 2007 at 07:41:38 from (66.115.200.140):
My 966 was on another job so last evening I hooked up the NH275 baler to the SUper H. What a disaster. No live PTO and the lack of power made for a lot of time. a lot of cussin and about only 150 bales before I quit in disgust. I could barely make it up a 5 degree incline slope. I made those windrows thinking the 966 would be there, and they were just too bad for the little boy.It's definitely a job for no less than the SMTA which is about 30 hours away from full restoration. I gaurantee it will be done in time for the second cutting.
Also, DO NOT BUY the 9000 sisal twine from TSC. When the old twine ran out and the new twine went in the baler started coughing out alfalfa balls. That 'new' twine was twice the diameter of the other, and all twisted up. Gordo
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