Pretty reasonable take and similar for my area. I think that less hay is being made because demand is down. I see sickle bar M-C's and small square balers being sold on farms where I know those farms are running low horsepower tractors that will not run a round baler or disc mower so it is not a matter of upgrading equipment. They also made low grade forage that excludes alfalfa and timothy which has less demand. Anyways everything is available and quality varies on hay equipment. The last 575 twine baler I saw sold was around 7,300 dollars and at least 15 years old. I've seen a few JD 336 balers sold with 4,500 being the high for pretty nice down to 1,900 dollars for something that would work but needs attention. All had model 30 kickers but one. Unless collector quality condition (very nice) 1950's and 1960's balers are bringing scrap price even if very workable. I saw a very good JD 14T bring 700 dollars a few years ago but with a little cleaning and touchup it could have gone to a show.
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