Posted by IH fan on June 07, 2011 at 21:50:46 from (99.103.250.230):
In Reply to: 240 Utility posted by SouthernFarmall on June 07, 2011 at 16:01:39:
You could pull a trailer with 100 bales, OR a small square baler with a 240U, but not both. I have a 240U and for baling, I would consider a live pto to be important, or an engine on the baler. As a kid I pulled an engine driven baler without a hayrack with a C on fairly level ground and it did okay, but we used the JD A or 60 when we pulled a hayrack and loaded behind the baler. I wouldn't have wanted much less. The 240 series is a slightly "grown up" C- SC-200-230 series, with the added utility version.
As for the 7' mower, I'm not familiar with the power required for a rotary disc mower, but a 7' sickle bar is an easy task for that HP, and a 7' "bush hog" type is too much.
They do not have the best of 3 point systems compared to more modern types, but are servicable.
This post was edited by IH fan at 21:53:46 06/07/11.
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