Posted by Paul from MI on November 11, 2011 at 19:17:49 from (204.106.241.145):
In Reply to: Super C baler .....? posted by Joshua Rodenborg on November 10, 2011 at 10:11:43:
My word, I don't know how we ever got any hay baled at all in the 50's with no live PTO. Guess we just didn't know any better. I have baled thousands of bales with John Deere A's and B's and D's that never had live PTO. Just got to have reasonably even windrows, not too heavy, and look ahead to watch for slugs. A C might be a little light if you are pulling a wagon and your ground is a bit hilly, but otherwise should handle it. I have baled a lot of hay with a JOhn Deere B that is pretty comparable to a Farmall C. Just be a little cautious and don't try for 200 bales per hour!
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