Posted by ddownum on October 20, 2009 at 10:55:12 from (12.199.54.126):
In Reply to: baling hay with big hp posted by robert whittman on October 15, 2009 at 13:28:11:
The dealer that told you that is full of it. I have a JD 566 5x6 round baler. Its a 2000 model so its pretty knew. they told me when i bought it that it would take a min of a 85-90 hp tractor to run it, but if your pullin alot of hills you may want to go with something with a 6 cylinder. closer to a 100 hp. I have a 6105 white and an 1850 oliver. Both tractors handle it just fine. I bought my baler used and gave less than half of what a new one cost! For years we ran an old case baler and than an owtanna roller baler. I know that it cost alittle more money but it will bale anything i put infront of it!
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