Posted by Buckeye Oliver collector on May 29, 2020 at 00:53:59 from (174.232.2.234):
In Reply to: Baling tractors posted by DeltaRed on May 28, 2020 at 07:01:48:
Unfortunately I've been out of the farming scene for a few years, but my uncle had a 9600 Ford for a NH 273 with thrower that really seemed like overkill. They had a 706 before that with the German diesel motor which was a really good baling tractor. We tossed a LOT of bales over there some summers. When the 9600 got too tired (used it for everything on the farm) he went with a IH 756 (gas). That, like the 706, was a good tractor too. My neighbor ran a Ford 6600 for years and I always thought that was a near perfect match for a 273 and a 16 foot flatbed wagon. My grandfather used a Massey 165, it worked pretty well but the baler definitely let you know it was back there.
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