Posted by Kevin IL on January 17, 2014 at 18:28:43 from (64.196.53.174):
In Reply to: Old New Holland Baler posted by sdc eastern iowa on December 29, 2010 at 07:32:24:
Reading some past articles. Can relate. Happened to me this past fall.Went to start it and the crank stuck, but never went into orbit. dived for cover and snuck up behind it and killed the mag. Found this baler within 30 miles from us after driving to Kansas 2 weeks earlier to look at one that needed total restoration. On a quest. My dad customed farmed with one years ago. The one we now own came to life after 2 hours of TLC. Great original condition and came with a original New Holland fitted tarp.Baled loose straw the next day to try her out. By the way, put a Wico magneto on. Advise by my 80 plus year Dad.
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