Posted by Doug - Iowa on August 25, 2022 at 08:06:29 from (216.248.81.129):
In Reply to: Mini balers posted by Skipper on August 25, 2022 at 05:34:29:
I don't know if this officially qualified as a mini-baler, but I considered it one. I ran a Case IH 3450 soft core baler with a 45HP tractor doing about 20 acres of hay ground per year. It made a 500# to 700# bale I could move with my small tractor. It worked good if you had inside bale storage, the bales were not tight enough to last well outside. But this hay was for horses, cattle are probably not as picky. They are easy to find at a reasonable price and simple to work on. I got $2500 out of it (more than I paid for it) when the haying days were over in 2019. One for sale on tractor house now for $3900. Other companies used the same design I think they called it a Welker Type you might read up on them.
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