Posted by rrlund on July 06, 2014 at 06:45:22 from (162.250.26.144):
In Reply to: round baler posted by Hal Roberts on July 06, 2014 at 05:29:49:
If you want a tight bale,stay away from a chain or drum type baler. The later Gehls will bale as tight a bale as you'll ever find. The ones with the cylinders to keep the belts tight,not springs. I'd go newer than the 50 series. They used a roller in the bottom,not a table belt like the 00 and 50 series used. Prices on those are tanking because they don't make them anymore,but so far I haven't found parts availability to be a problem. Bearings,chains,that kind of thing are just generic,available at an auto parts store or farm supply. I guess it would depend on how many bales you'll use it for and how it will be housed. If you're not going to wear it out,want a good baler that packs super tight,they're worth looking at. I'm on my 4th one since 1979.
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