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Re: baler for H
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Posted by Don H. on December 23, 1999 at 13:27:32 from (205.188.198.53):
In Reply to: baler for H posted by Dave on December 22, 1999 at 08:44:56:
you gotten lots of good advice. An H will pull a square baler nicely in third gear with a wagon behind. Alot of years ago that was our baling rig and we loaded about 120-130 bales per load with no trouble. On hills it helps to time the shifts into second with the plunger. Let the plunger strike, then quickly drop from third to second if necessary, and release the clutch before the plunger strikes again. That means you have to be quick, no sleeping at the switch, but you can do it. I'm sure you will feel alot of pride in how well that H will handle it.
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