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Posted by Lance R. on October 31, 2005 at 13:42:23 from (63.74.87.234):
In Reply to: My new toy. posted by VAJerry on October 30, 2005 at 18:26:09:
My brother has two 55T balers for parts. The engines are both gone but there are still many usable parts. Your's appears to have the "C" engine. Our 55T had the Cub engine which he just parted with a few months ago. This was the largest baler IH made at the time and these bales really stacked well. We only put 64 bales per load most of the time and use the hay forks to loft eight bales at a time into the barn. Only problem was they broke the floor joist once when we triped the forks with the trip rope.
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