My random thoughts: I know nothing of JD balers or rakes (except a dump rake). I used our NH a lot before buying a CaseIH in-line baler. The NH performed well. All balers will miss knots from time to time but every 20 bales seems excessive to me. Depending on your yield and bale size, you could fix between10 to 30 bales in 20 acres with the JD. Who knows about the NH? Knoters can be the most frustrating thing to fix on a baler. Im not sure what your purpose is but Im assuming that 20 acres is a hobby. So if you had to mess around fixing balers & knots, its not the end of the world. But if 20 acres is a starter plot and you plan to get bigger, I would get the more dependable of the 2. You should also consider parts availability in your area. $400 seems to be a bargain price for a JD 24T. If you dont like it you are only out $400.
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