The IH 435 baler was a fairly good baler, much better knotter than the IH 430/440. The $2000 price is at the HIGH end of the value on them. The NH and JD balers will sell 25% higher than the IH ones.
I would go to your local CIH dealer and have him look up some of the common knotter parts and see if they are available and the cost. The reason being that CIH has discontinued some of the knotter parts. There are quite a few of the knotter parts for a IH 47 that are no long available. The parts availability would really worry me on the IH baler. With Fiat owning them and NH it looks like the non NH hay stuff is taking back seat to the company.
I really wonder what is wrong with your JD 336 for the repair bill to be $5000. I have seen them that worn out but usually they are not that bad to have repaired.
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