Posted by JD Seller on August 10, 2014 at 19:09:21 from (208.126.198.123):
JW Crap had a post earlier about his baler. It got me to thinking about how many bales my balers have on them.
So I went and checked the monitors. The JD 567 has 73860 bales This is adding two counts as the original monitor was replaced. This baler is a 2002. So we have averaged 6155 each year. Actually the count would be different. We only had the one baler the first 3-4 years we owned this one. It made around 10 thousand each year then.
The "newer" JD 568 has 39682 showing on it. It is a 2010 model baler.
75% of these bales are corn stalks. We usually bale 5000 or so for our own use. That is for the entire family. We do custom work as well.
I remember when we first started round baling, that 10,000 bales was a when we traded balers. We install liners on the sides and rebuild the balers every winter so they can last much longer that we thought.
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