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Re: baler for H
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Posted by Jason on December 22, 1999 at 17:07:21 from (206.68.196.102):
In Reply to: baler for H posted by Dave on December 22, 1999 at 08:44:56:
you will have plenty of power that is not a problem. But I disagree with something metioned here don't buy a 66 or 68 new holland if you are to buy a new holland buy a three digit model 273 268 ect. parts for a 66 and most for 68 are no longer available so if it breaks you are done for I believe it is the same way for the john deere 14t's and the other old ones. You are better off to save your money and buy a newer baler
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