Posted by old on March 13, 2012 at 08:28:01 from (209.86.226.58):
In Reply to: Need Help Hay baler posted by Jeddiah on March 12, 2012 at 22:18:33:
With that NAA you will have problems with any of those unless they have there own engines. Yes an NAA will have just enough HP to run any of them but the lack of Live PTO will get you in the end BTDT with my 841 which is just a big brother of the NAA and the lack of live PTO did and will cause problems. As for which baler I would go with the NH. I have not ever had the ford but know parts can be hard to come by. I have had the JEDs and they are ok but by far the NH is the caddy of balers and have one I use now and found it to be much easier to use then the JDs where
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