Posted by TractormanNC on July 26, 2008 at 13:39:11 from (209.42.180.240):
In Reply to: A few baling questions posted by Mark in C.C. on July 26, 2008 at 10:35:01:
Have its big brother (575) and pull it with a 656. Book says it needs 75 hp but the 656 handles it fine. We drop on ground and pick up later. Might need 75 hp pulling a bale rack on steep hills.For sure use the 686 if it has TA and the other one doesn't.
Book on 570 calls for 62 hp so you should be fine with the 686.
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